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Philip_Oceanis 361

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Actually i have replaced the one shown in my photo with a normal cigarette type one. Reason; i never managed to find the "male" part of that plug/socket. Probably it's common in France, have no idea.
 
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Philip_Oceanis 361 said:
Actually i have replaced the one shown in my photo with a normal cigarette type one. Reason; i never managed to find the "female" part of that plug/socket. Probably it's common in France, have no idea.
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I don't know looks pretty simple to me...See better picture of said subject below.
BTW....I knew what it was along:D:D:D:Liar:
 

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Philip_Oceanis 361

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Nov 23, 2009
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Beneteau Oceanis 361 Clipper --
onecoolair said:
I don't know looks pretty simple to me...See better picture of said subject below.
BTW....I knew what it was along:D:D:D:Liar:
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Looks simple and is probably installed in some Beneteau models. But have you actually ever seen them or their 'male' part in shops? I cannot even find them in the internet! That's why i replaced it with the cigarette type (there are better of course) which you find them everywhere. Do these strange sockets have a name? I cannot even find them in the hella marine site.
 
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carlager said:
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Weeeh solved it.

It is not a fog horn, gas detector or water alarm.

Ron and Philip you were right on spot ;)

It is a a 12V plug produced by Hella.

Thanx to all of your for your interest

...and BC sorry for stopping the thread ;)
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It's a 12V plug for a foghorn !!!! :-;
 
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