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hi folks, quick question ...
i've been reading a lot about sacrificial zincs for protecting steel hulls and i haven't been able to figure out from my reading where they are mounted. my reading material says how they are mounted, like welding, or hanging on metal wires, etc, and it says where they are mounted in relation to each other ... that is, certain distance apart to protect such-and-such square feet of hull, etc ... but i have more basic questions like, do they have to be on the outside of the hull or can they be inside ? and .. do they have to be submerged in seawater or do they work in the air ? i can't tell if you have to weld them to the underside of the boat so that they are in the seawater or if you can just hang them from a wire inside the boat somewhere in the air where they aren't in the way (while being electrically connected to the hull of course). thanks again for the help. |
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