[C320-list] Galvanic Isolator guidance...

Jon Vez jonvez at comcast.net
Wed May 20 19:16:29 PDT 2009


Thanks Stan--he is well aware as he's the one who brought it to my
attention. We is a master diver and works out of our marina so he has a good
idea of which boats have problems etc



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Subject: Re: [C320-list] Galvanic Isolator guidance...

Jon,

Please advise your diver to the danger of the boat next to you.  The power
to that boat should be turner off at the circuit breaker while he's in the
water.  All of those warning signs in the marinas that tell you no swimming
is allowed, are not there because of water quality.  They are there because
people get electrocuted on a regular basis when swimming in marinas.

Stan
"Our Little Amusement" #744

On Tue, May 19, 2009 at 2:02 PM, Jon Vez <jonvez at comcast.net> wrote:

> I had my diver change my zincs today after checking them a couple of weeks
> ago-in two weeks they significantly deteriorated due to my new neighbor
who
> is plugged in to the same electrical connection at the dock and has known
> electrical issues. My hull was just prior to Catalina putting galvanic
> isolators in as standard equipment so I have to purchase/install one. Does
> anyone have any recommendations on what to purchase and if anyone has
> installed one I would appreciate any guidance you may have.thanks as
> always..
>
>
>
> Regards,
>
>
>
> Jon Vez
>
> Solstice #582
>
>


-- 
Stan
"Our Little Amusement"
C320  #744
N 36 03' 15"
W 114 48' 16"
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