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A few years ago while cruising, I was weighing anchor, and when I got to the chain (no windlass then) I was shocked, not by what was on the hook, but as in electrical shock. I dropped it and pulled it in again with the same shocking results. It wasn't a killing shock, and as the hook was clear of the bottom, I motored off enough with the hook in the water to be sure I didn't pick up a live cable, then hauled it aboard, getting shocked as I did it. Before I tell the cause, any guesses? K |
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