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"Twilliam" wrote in
oups.com: tall aluminum protrusion on a flat body of water Didja ever notice how perfectly sane, and seemingly intelligent people will abandon the cockpit, away from the mast, during a thunderstorm and retire inside the cabin to sit within 3' of the base of a 60' tall, ungrounded lightning rod? Unfortunately, in Lionheart there's no place but the V-berth. The masts are deck stepped, one directly over the main cabin's forward bulkhead and the mizzen lightning rod sits on a base at the back of the cockpit, about 3' from the helmsman's head! I've been in thunderstorms having strange feelings about being shot through with lightning jumping off the bottom of the mizzen, going in my back and out my sternum into the grounded helm wheel I'm holding made out of fine stainless steel. It'd be over in a flash, I suppose...(c; -- Larry |
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