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Default Emergency lightning protection

"Roger Long" wrote...
Like the vast majority of fiberglass boat owners, I'm sailing around in a
boat with next to no lightning protection....


Related question -

I am building an open 20' power boat, of all-aluminum construction. It will
be used in all weather conditions, sometimes for "time-critical" trips. I
have toyed with the idea of shipping a short mast (boathook?) to disperse
any electrical charge, and hopefully channel any direct strikes along a
known path.

Any thoughts?
Sal's Dad


 
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