I smelled electrical burning on the boat last week. I traced it back to my
SuperStor SS10M Marine hot water heater. The heating element somehow became
corroded and then almost...

http://www.billharder.com/boating/33...t-water-heater

Verizon News wrote:
I smelled electrical burning on the boat last week. I traced it back to my
SuperStor SS10M Marine hot water heater. The heating element somehow became
corroded and then almost...

http://www.billharder.com/boating/33...t-water-heater


You have an ELECTRIC water heater on your yacht? Good grief. The world
has passed me by again.

On Jul 19, 4:58?pm, Paul Cassel
wrote:
Verizon News wrote:
I smelled electrical burning on the boat last week. I traced it back to my
SuperStor SS10M Marine hot water heater. The heating element somehow became
corroded and then almost...

http://www.billharder.com/boating/33.../62-how-to-rep...

You have an ELECTRIC water heater on your yacht? Good grief. The world
has passed me by again.

He probably has a typical marine hot water heater that will heat water
by heat transfer through an internal coil filled with hot engine
coolant, *or* through a 110-volt electrical coil activated by
shorepower or onboard
AC genset.

"Verizon News" wrote in
news:rPOni.4476$SM6.3234@trnddc01:

I smelled electrical burning on the boat last week. I traced it back
to my SuperStor SS10M Marine hot water heater. The heating element
somehow became corroded and then almost...

http://www.billharder.com/boating/33...2-how-to-repai
r-your-electric-hot-water-heater




Am I the only one noting the bloggers are now becoming the spammers?

Chuck Gould wrote:


He probably has a typical marine hot water heater that will heat water
by heat transfer through an internal coil filled with hot engine
coolant, *or* through a 110-volt electrical coil activated by
shorepower or onboard
AC genset.

Oh. I'm out of it for a while. My only hot water heater worked only with
hot engine coolant.