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Subject: Re: Electrical Connector Across Pressurized Firewall (LIVP)
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<div id="_htmlarea_default_style_" style="font:10pt arial,helvetica,sans-serif"> Posted for "Jeffrey Liegner, MD" &lt;liegner@earthlink.net&gt;:<br><br> Which cannon plugs (or AMP plugs or whatever manufacturer) have people found <br>successful going through the pressure bulkhead (firewall)?  I've got a 31 wire <br>bundle going through and am having a hard time sealing it against the interior <br>PSI.<br> <br> Exact information requested.<br> <br> Archives are silent on this one.<br> <br> Jeff Liegner<br> N334P (LIVP)<br> reference: http://www.aerocraftparts.com/ItemForm.aspx?item=R72418A31002N<br>&nbsp;<br>[Jeff, you might want to check out http://www.spacecraft.com/... they have lots of great connectors that accommodate multiple wire gauges with all sorts of pin combinations.&nbsp; Just be prepared to pay dearly for them.&nbsp; Once you've got the bulkhead-side of the connector populated and functionally tested you might want to pot the interior side with 5-minute epoxy or tool handle dip compound or roofing sealant (all non-corrosive cures) to hold back the pressure. &lt;marv&gt;&nbsp;&nbsp;
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