Member Since: 18 Sep 2017
Location: On the NC500
Posts: 497
James W wrote:
When I ran 2 x RG58 antennae cables and 12v black and red for strobes, I ran it up from the back - the top corner of the upper tailgate gap. The cable will pass quite well through the rear door seal without leaking if done carefully and wasn't subject to any bending or rubbing.
As I had split charge 12v running to the boot anyway, plus the control unit for 2 x ham radios in the boot too (remote head kits running to the front) it worked well for me.
Edit: If you look at this photo, you can see the RG58 running from above the right hand rear light, up along the seal and then up through the gap. Didn't have the red&black cable in at this point but it followed the same route.
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There is another permanent way to feed exterior cables into the cabin that is a perfect seal, doesn’t require drilling the body or indeed leaving any exterior seal compromised
11th Aug 2021 4:13 pm
NC500
Member Since: 18 Sep 2017
Location: On the NC500
Posts: 497
dziesio wrote:
Would be possible for You to measure how thick are the pipes that the roofrack and ladder are made of?
25mm plus 1mm for the powder coat
11th Aug 2021 4:18 pm
dziesio
Member Since: 03 Jul 2019
Location: Warszaw
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thanks
And any idea how high from the roof is the top "layer" of the roofrack?
11th Aug 2021 4:20 pm
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