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| Registered User ![]() Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Galveston
Boat: C&C 27
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| Zincs and the 'Hot' Marina
After reading the Only Solar thread I have a question abot plugging in. I have had my boat for several years now and generally don't plug it into shore power unless I need to run a power tool. Normally the batteries are kept in good shape by a 6 watt Siemans solar panal and charge controller or the rare engine run. The marina I am in is considered "hot" by all of the locals, whatever that means, but I'll assume that there is enough of a difference between the electrical potential of the water and the ground on the shore power to cause a current. Anyway I would like to hear the opinions of the group concerning the life of a zinc and your experiences with marinas hot or otherwise. |
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