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Don W wrote in news:vMwXh.19209
: Also, it'd sure be great if lightning grounds were this simple... But unfortunately... Actually, they ARE that simple. Trail two more ground cables, during the storms, attached to the port and starboard shrouds to trail off electrons to the sea, right where it's SO easy to attach them at the deck/chainplates. Don't be neat...use hefty stainless winch cable, stranded gets the best ground. Find something to stow them in at the base of the shrouds when not in lightning storms. Great grounds are easy in the ocean....that don't HAVE to be through a hole in that leaky hull! Just let the cable trail back on either side in the wake. It only matters that they are submerged, not skipping along the surface. On our ketch, at 6 knots, skipping along the surface would be a miracle...(c; Larry -- |
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