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Drat! Suddenly no lights on CT-1

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Replied by MarkT on topic Drat! Suddenly no lights on CT-1

That foam should definitely help! Great idea!

(If not, you have some ideas for a bracket.)

It's likely the bracket was added to later switches and of course the new ones like the one pictured from CMSNL... Your CT1-C was the first CT model that had the switch up by the gauges.
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Replied by Tom P on topic Drat! Suddenly no lights on CT-1

Maybe it's just an early CT-1C that didn't have the bracket? In any case, the foam is working well. Also helps seal off the connections from the salt air around here.
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