Corsair (hull #7) is done the same way. Tricolor masthead (with
strobe), VHF antenna, Wind, Steaming/deck, and Spreader Deck lights.
All exit the mast near liner and go into the head to terminal blocks on
the bulkhead. From the bulkhead they go to the hull and aft to
distribution panel and radio.
I thought about moving them to the bottom of the mast when I rewired but
the Redwing bilge is so shallow that the wires in there (depth and
speed, head water line) are difficult to keep up out of the way.
What Hull # are you?
Dennis is Hull #83 so I would assume that they figure out a better way
some time between #1 and his.
Neil Schiller
1970 Redwing 35, Hull #7
(C&C 35, Mark I)
"Corsair"
Shrink wrap coming off today
On 4/11/2016 8:04 PM, JCRaha via CnC-List wrote:
We are getting ready to do some major mast maintenance on CIRCE our
Red Wing 35/ C&C 35 MKI.
The question that I have for the List is how are your electrical
cables routed from your mast to the interior of the boat?
On CIRCE we have 6 electrical/instrumentation cables routed through 6
separate holes each of approximately 3/8” diameter at approximately 5
½ feet above the cabin floor on the side of the mast.
Looking to improve how the cables leave the mast…Suggestions?
Thanks,
Chris Raha
‘CIRCE’
Gloucester, Virginia
jcr...@cox.net
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