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tdc_worm 06-21-2010 6:33 PM

Nautique tower wire options...
 
I have a 2007 Nautique 236 and have run into a road block for rewireing the tower. The tower speaker wires go through front port leg of the tower. The enter from below the deck, through a pass through bolt. The two stock wires appear to be 16 gauge, and are just big enough to not allow the passage of a third twisted pair.

On the starboard side, the anchor light wires pass through the same type of bolt and present the same challenge.

My intention was to run 3 x twisted pairs of 12 gauge variety to the tower. Now it appears the only way to do that will be running a deck type plug unless somebody else a viable solution....thoughts?

06-21-2010 7:06 PM

I just did this on my '06 210 and the only way I could it was by using a wire package all in one sheild, like the skylon harness.

tdc_worm 06-21-2010 7:49 PM

the issue is not that they wires arent sheathed....its that to add a 3rd twisted pair, I will have to compromise gauge...

06-22-2010 9:50 AM

No, no, no... with three twisted pairs or three sets of regular speaker wire it just won't fit... I tried and tried. When I switched to a "single wire" with four twisted pairs in the same sheild it fit no problem. The wire with several pairs in one sheild has the same guage wire, but the sheilding is more compact...

http://images.buzzillions.com/images...344979_raw.jpg

tdc_worm 06-23-2010 7:14 AM

sorry, bad terminology. said twisted pairs, meant standard speaker wire. after much cursing and and pulling and tugging, got 3 x 14 gauge wires to pass...


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