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Spoil sport, you could have told him it wouldn't fit
Im guessing that switch isnt of a high enough current rating if 70mm tails are being used. That said extension bars could be used and crimped to these ends.
You could have suggested these although it would have spoilt the fun of watching him struggle 
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