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Rodney Myrvaagnes wrote:
Chuck Baier wrote: When we had the problem, we had no DC connection to the dock. We used a trickle charger with isolation. We never have had a DC connection, but when the ground was fixed, the zincs stopped going away. Huh? DC to the dock? I presume you meant AC!? I don't think you mean "brass" propellors. Indeed, bad translation in my head! ;-) But still, unpluging the shore power line when not needed can do only good and is a quick fix while the dock issues are addressed. Jean Dufour Montreal, Qc |
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