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ScottG
Mar 03, 2014Nomad
The jacks I've seen (including the one in the link above) are marginally water tight but the switches generally aren't. A cover will keep the switches dry and working longer.
A cover isn't mandatory but it keeps it working right and keeps the UV from attacking it so it looks new longer.
If folks have a"Barker" brand jack then they can get a fitted cover that has a lifetime warranty.
A cover isn't mandatory but it keeps it working right and keeps the UV from attacking it so it looks new longer.
If folks have a"Barker" brand jack then they can get a fitted cover that has a lifetime warranty.
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