get two matching neodymium magnets of the proper size and you can
twist any size rotary switch through a non-ferrous bulkhead.
gus

On 2006-Aug 10, at 05:30hrs AM, Steven Howes wrote:

Hi,

I was wondering if any of you have had any experience with waterproof
rotary switches, they seem to be a bit of a bitch to get hold of. What I
need is a waterproof double pole three position rotary switch (I can
deal with more positions if needed, I am sure it can me limited
somehow).. Now I can find any switch that is any one of the above, but
not all. Do they even exist? I am open to alternatives, but ideally I
need a rotary one that is waterproof to a metre. Thanks in advance.

Steve

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