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Old 25-09-2007, 17:56   #9
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I have read such warnings as well, though I do not recall 'twas in Calder's works or elsewhere. But, I've seen them more than once.


I've only cleaned my bottom in 3 marinas and haven't had any trouble. So far!

Your question is a good one, and I'd like a way to check for stray current before popping in the water too. It would also be good to know in terms of electrolysis risks since I have a steel hull.

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Carl
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