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I used to have a similar setup to yours (mine was aerial, boy did lightning like that!) Rather than use a 66 or Bix, I brought the PVC into one side of the protector and the OSP into the other side. Could you do something lie this?
A previous installer had a jack on the OSP then the protector then to the switch (both ends.) It worked also - same number of connections/splices as you. I had to replace that setup when I changed protection types after a particularly close strike took out both protectors and switches.
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