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John Cairns
 
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Depends on your policy. Even if you had to pay a $250 deductible, you would
be way ahead on the deal, especially if you have original equipment
electronics, like I have on my boat. In fact, I'm waiting for a strike,
being the cheapskate type that I am!
John Cairns
OooooozeOne wrote in message
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True I guess..except for the excess....you call it a deductable,
right?

On Sun, 22 Aug 2004 22:41:40 GMT, "John Cairns"
scribbled thusly:

Where's the pity? AFAIK, if your boat is damaged by lightning your

insurance
should cover it, a great way to upgrade your electronics without spending
any of your own money.
John Cairns
OooooozeOne wrote in message
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The strikes in the marina, though very few, have all as far as I
recall been on protected boats.

Pity the ones alongside are affected by the discharge and also suffer
some damage to electronics.


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