Running wires from left to right...

[cartoper]

I am about to install a Pepwave router in my 2024 Flying Cloud 30FB Office. I will be putting the router in one of the rear closets due to that being where I want the antenna to go: the back right corner away from everything else electrical on the roof.

The problem is the Starlink port comes into the port up front by the bedroom. I need that Ethernet connection to go to the Pepwave router.

Does anyone know of an easy way to snake the wire across the body or do I have to drop the belly pan? I have searched a bit to see if I can find a video on how to do that on a modern Airstream and I am not seeing it anywhere. This implies to me it is not easy to do. Thoughts?

[jeffmc306]

Airstream also needs to get wires from street to curb sides so they’ve installed a wire channel below the floor. Ours was divided between AC and DC wiring.

On our 27’ Globetrotter, the street side can be found by the water pump. On the curb side it was next to the pantry / left of the oven.

I used a plastic fish line to pull wires across and it was easy. Hope that helps!

[JeffKim]

I'm curious how you're installing the antenna on the roof? I'm not that adventurous to put a hole in the roof but I know it's been done. With ours I used the AS Connected 5 in 1 to pull the 7 in 1 cable though and there was a 12V wire where the MIMO cable terminated, so it was straightforward.

[waninae39]

there a 1/2 empty channel that i used to run pex pipes and wires.
it is in all 25/27 trailers
it goes from under the uwave to under the fridge in our fc 25
use the raceway, just poke a snake through first and you will see