where on the cable is the booster located (at what length) toward one end? I need to install in conduit and it looks like that part will not bend
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Its small right in the middle If I remember correctly. Its not a huge about the size of your index finger. Dont forget that this wire has an in and out. I made that mistake and had to take it out a d reverse it.
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John, I found a site on Telflex that explained how to measure and it worked perfect. On mine I had to measure the shielded cable and add 31". Hope this helpsJim
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I will have to check when I get home. I actually cut the end off for the project. I installed a plug to match the factory, fused aux wiring on a motorcycle. I still have the plug end. I believe you unplug the connector and maybe unscrew the tip and the body will seperate in half lengthwise. Again, I will have to check.
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It should be right on the side. The plug is for 20 amp so the plug looks a little strange
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I installed with downward flow / boost, as my dryer vent PVC is under slab. The pressure sensor is vertical as in instructions. The unit works perfectly, so far... I have noted that the clear tube leading to pressure sensor gets condensation build up and could potentially lead to water getting in the sensor. I plan to reposition so the sensor is vertical but the tubing is an uphill run to the sensor. To get the recommended 5 feet from the dryer outlet, I ran flex duct to a through the wall PVC "splice" and then all PVC on the garage side of the wall wear the booster is connected. It is in non heat / cool garage space, so it is dry but "outside" the house.
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It has a lip on the end. It hangs from the source plug. The load plugs in directly below and the load plug is protected by the lip.
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Don't know about an extension but what I did was go to the big name hardware store and get a 10 foot metal conduit that fits perfectly in the sat mount hole. I had already marked and drilled the holes and just put bolts with lock washers to hold it all together and the conduit will fit fairly deeply in the mount giving it strength and rigidity. Just measure the inside diameter of the sat mount hole and the outside diameter of your pipe and it should be within 1/8". It may have been 1"ID and 1.25" OD but just measure to be sure. I think the pipe was around $10 and I painted it before I installed it. Mine worked great and is sturdy without bracing but I am going to attach some wires and fix it more secure. Don't know about an extension but what I did was go to the big name hardware store and get a 10 foot metal conduit that fits perfectly in the sat mount hole. I had already marked and drilled the holes and just put bolts with lock washers to hold it all together and the conduit will fit fairly deeply in the mount giving it strength and rigidity. Just measure the inside diameter of the sat mount hole and the outside diameter of your pipe and it should be within 1/8". It may have been 1"ID and 1.25" OD but just measure to be sure. I think the pipe was around $10 and I painted it... » Read More Don't know about an extension but what I did was go to the big name hardware store and get a 10 foot metal conduit that fits perfectly in the sat mount hole. I had already marked and drilled the holes and just put bolts with lock washers to hold it all together and the conduit will fit fairly deeply in the mount giving it strength and rigidity. Just measure the inside diameter of the sat mount hole and the outside diameter of your pipe and it should be within 1/8". It may have been 1"ID and 1.25" OD but just measure to be sure. I think the pipe was around $10 and I painted it before I installed it. Mine worked great and is sturdy without bracing but I am going to attach some wires and fix it more secure. « Show Less
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Just thinking. My cable run on the outside but start at on the lower tube with enough room at the very top of the tube to place the mirror without interfering with the cables. Hope yours is the same. If you need a picture let me know.
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1" conduit is sturdy and works for mine. It can be found at most hardware stores.
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Twist throttle. I found the connector. But can seem to find where to insert it.
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my boat has 13 inches from the center of the wheel to the inside edge of the boat side, the cable is very stiff and will need the room to make the bend you may be able to fudge an inch or two. hope this helps.
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There should be a small metal circle that the cable passes through on the frame. You need to loosen the metal piece so you can get the cable into the loop. Once in the loop re-tighten and the pull is on the frame. That is how mine was.
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Not sure what you are asking....line & load wires come out of the end as shown....what do you mean bottom feed?
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Yea but dont bend it might stop working if you bend it anywhere on the cable
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It should just screw into the co-axial cable plug. Same as where the cable hooks in.
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U have go the a hardware store a buy a electric conduit pipe that fits inside one and over the other or a pvc pipe used the same way..they should not sell these items together
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It is crimped on one end that fit fine in my 6 inch duct. I used mine inline and the other side slipped over a crimped 6 inch pipe.