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March 6th 09, 09:01 PM
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AR3201 Harness?
P.S. On the subject of voltage drops: I'm using 16 - 18 gauge wire
throughout, except for a short run of about 2 feet (inside the panel/ pedestal) where I'm using some of the small-gauge "telephone style" wiring that comes standard with the SNAV and Tasman. I may bite the bullet and break out my RJ-11/RJ-45 crimper and fab up some tefzel wires for that, too... I just don't want to have to go through the hassle of mail-ordering more Tefzel for just these two short bits! (Don't know of any local places that might carry Tefzel) :-P 
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