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opnspaces
Nov 28, 2019Navigator III
Unfortunately I'm going to bet your front wall is the same Styrofoam as the rear making it impossible to just push a wire through. What gauge wiring are you running down the wall? Can you hide it on the surface behind some white or tan channeling?
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It looks like you have cabinets on either side of the trailer that comes down most of the front wall. And I'm assuming there's a night stand table feature under the cabinets leaving a gap between the two of about maybe 18 inches. I would take the voltage drop hit and extend the wire over to the drivers side front corner and come down inside the cabinet. Then it's only a short run of visually exposed channel under the cabinet to the night stand and then across to the batteries. I'll bet after a week you wont even notice the channeling unless you actively remind yourself it's there and look at it.
You could even put something in front of the exposed channel like a framed picture of the family or a vase of silk flowers velcroed down so it doesn't move during travel.
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It looks like you have cabinets on either side of the trailer that comes down most of the front wall. And I'm assuming there's a night stand table feature under the cabinets leaving a gap between the two of about maybe 18 inches. I would take the voltage drop hit and extend the wire over to the drivers side front corner and come down inside the cabinet. Then it's only a short run of visually exposed channel under the cabinet to the night stand and then across to the batteries. I'll bet after a week you wont even notice the channeling unless you actively remind yourself it's there and look at it.
You could even put something in front of the exposed channel like a framed picture of the family or a vase of silk flowers velcroed down so it doesn't move during travel.
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