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Traveller5712
Traveller5712
1 year ago

You buy this (Example), make a plug at both ends of the cables, connect them to the double socket and seal the whole with a self-welding insulating tape (Example).

Topic done;-)

Oh, now, if your cable is too short, you’ll take a new piece of cable and put it in place.

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Jochen1965990
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Jochen1965990
1 year ago
Reply to  Traveller5712

Super 👍 thanks

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Jochen1965990
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Jochen1965990
1 year ago
Reply to  Traveller5712

👍danke

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Mediachaos
Mediachaos
1 year ago

There are waterproof F plugs and connectors.

To this end, a water-resistant small housing or a corresponding sealing tape for safety.

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Jochen1965990
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Jochen1965990
1 year ago
Reply to  Mediachaos

👍danke

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electrician
electrician
1 year ago

The answer of M111evo is very good.

But before plug and socket are plugged together, I would pull a piece of shrink hose over a line end. After both have been collated, check the function first. If everything goes back, then pull the shrink tubing over the damaged area and shrink the tubing with hot air or, if necessary, with the lighter until it is air-tight and waterproof everywhere.

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Jochen1965990
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Jochen1965990
1 year ago
Reply to  electrician

Best thanks 👍

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M111evo
M111evo
1 year ago

It’s not “flowing” but repaired.

You need 2 F plugs, an F connector and self-welding sealing tape.

cable ends, screw on a F-plug (without short-circuiting…), connect to the F-connector and wrap it tightly with the sealing tape; finished

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