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Most boats are tied to their mooring by nylon line. Yes, but under certain conditions, such as when shackles & thimbles are used on the mooring line, it can conduct one heck of a charge. DSK |
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![]() "DSK" wrote in message . .. Scotty wrote: Most boats are tied to their mooring by nylon line. Yes, but under certain conditions, such as when shackles & thimbles are used on the mooring line, it can conduct one heck of a charge. It can also be a conductor if saturated with brine. But as a rule nylon lines don't conduct much juice. Max |
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