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Bob
Our new old boat is going back together entirely to easily. Something gotta be wrong! Does anyone know how the mast on a 1976 Hunter 30 was originally wired. I have two wires going through the roof to a plug on a wire on the top of the cabin. The hole in the cabin is just covered with silicone or something similar. The mast is on lying on the deck at the moment, I climbed up on a ladder to look at the deck end of the mast three or four times and I cannot for the life of me find any plug in connection in the mast (even in the sail track) The wire going through the roof is only 12-16" long so it cant be to far up the mast but I dont see it. A lot of the rigging is tied to the mast for storage at the moment so I may be missing it but I don't think so. It only has two steaming lights near the spreader, no anchor light. Is that original? I have read all the archives and don't find too much of anything. There were a few articles about a channel inside the mast to keep the wires from slapping. Is this true? Is the channel big enough for the steaming light wire, the anchor light wire and a new antenna cable? Any pieces of info would be greatly appreciated. A wiring diagram perhaps? Or does that make it too easy. that