XPost: alt.comp.os.windows-10, alt.home.repair   
   From: usenet@andyburns.uk   
      
   wasbit wrote:   
      
   > When you have mounted your box, to get the cables in, you then have to drill   
   > holes & add sealing glands (UK terminology). The holes will have to be large   
   > enough to allow whatever is on the end of the cable to pass through or you   
   will   
   > have to cut & rejoin the cables.   
   > IMHO not a good idea.   
      
   I would expect a weatherproof box that was good enough to keep a switch   
   protected from the elements to cost a lot, cables are cheap in comparison, run   
   them indoors and keep the switch there ...   
      
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