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On Sun, 18 Dec 2005 19:28:11 -0500, Larry wrote:
/// NO lightning prevention system can prevent lightning from destroying the boat....and still have a boat the waterline is below the toerail. Lightning is hundreds of thousands of amps at billions of volts rising from 0 in microseconds, creating an amazing electro-magnetic pulse, which is what destroys all your electronic stuff. It only has to be "close" to just blast it all to hell.... /// Not strictly comparable to boat strikes are airliner strikes. The usual result of these is a pin hole or two going in and leaving the skin. That's aluminum skin planes. Glass planes need more careful design..... Brian Whatcott Altus OK |
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