Ethernet (RJ45) Jack on 5th wheel sidewall
Hi all, I use a ubiquiti nanostation as a wifi repeater in my 5th wheel. I have the nanostation mounted on a piece of 1" PVC conduit so I can remove it for travel. Long story short, I want to put...
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Thinking about this: Your question: What is the thickness of the wall and will this work in it.
Answer: Thicker than you think (likely 2 inches) and thus, .. yes but not the way you think.
Solution
A small stainless plate say 4x4 inches square, Drill at least 5 (or 9) holes,
3 (or 8) Screw holes one in each corner and optionally one in the middle of each side near the edge, and one larger hole for the hardware you linked to.
Drill hole in RV
Install cable and hardware to plate
Coat back of plate with Dicor or other adheasive/sealant (GOOP?)
Attach to RV covering hole using screws
NOTE: Plate can be painted to match RV,, Will look good, Will not leak and will hold the connector very well.
Answer: Thicker than you think (likely 2 inches) and thus, .. yes but not the way you think.
Solution
A small stainless plate say 4x4 inches square, Drill at least 5 (or 9) holes,
3 (or 8) Screw holes one in each corner and optionally one in the middle of each side near the edge, and one larger hole for the hardware you linked to.
Drill hole in RV
Install cable and hardware to plate
Coat back of plate with Dicor or other adheasive/sealant (GOOP?)
Attach to RV covering hole using screws
NOTE: Plate can be painted to match RV,, Will look good, Will not leak and will hold the connector very well.
