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I am building a wood 40' sailing catamaran. The mechanical propulsion
will be an outboard. I have read a lot about boat wiring and they all talk about having a ground connection on the engine block thereby making a connection to ground through the propeller shaft etc. With an outboard I will not have a permanant connection to the water ground so do I need a separate ground connection to somekind of conductive wetted surface? I have been designing the boat to not have any underwater metal pieces, do I need one? ABYC and USCG regs talk about ungrounded systems but not the pros and cons or implications. fritz |
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