I Wired My Boat Electrics Using A MAGNET!!

Hello everyone and welcome to my first video! In this short tutorial, I'll demonstrate a simple yet effective method for running concealed 12V wires through the gunnel of a SmartWave 3500. This technique can be applied to various other boats, saving you time and preserving the integrity of your boat without the need for extensive modifications.
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I Wired My Boat Electrics Using A MAGNET!
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[@imranthaggard1758]

Great tip to know mate good luck with the channel!

[@YAWK_YAWK]

Thanks for the visit

[@Robonza]

Why did you run wires over the seat when your goal was to put the wires in the hull?

[@YAWK_YAWK]

I hit some foam flotation, and didnt want to disturb it too much. @Robnoza Great content by the way !!!!

[@Robonza]

@@YAWK_YAWK thanks mate, I used "Fiberglass Wire Cable Running Rods". They poke through the foam.

[@YAWK_YAWK]

@@Robonza Thats an excellent idea, I have some of them in the shed

[@jeffangelie]

Good stuff!

[@YAWK_YAWK]

Thanks!

[@KasparWeder]

Learned something new today 👍 really proffesional looks good mate keep going

[@YAWK_YAWK]

Thanks 👍