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Appears the galvanic corrosion of a wooden hull comes from the nails, bolts,
screws holding the wood on to the subframe. "JAXAshby" wrote in message ... zincs will help protect submerged wood on a boat. It is subject to some galvanic corrosion also. really? wood becomes the anode or the cathode? I guess I have never seen a battery with wooden plates before. |
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