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Stray electrical currents

Created by Ramona Ramona  > 9 months ago, 29 Jun 2024
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Ramona
Ramona

NSW

7737 posts

29 Jun 2024 6:40pm
Nigel Calder is making some interesting videos.
r13
r13

r13

NSW

1714 posts

29 Jun 2024 8:54pm
Obviously a heap of superb knowledge written by Nigel in all his books. I understand from a mate in the bay that rudder stock corrosion and damage has become rampant as per Woolwich Dock recent repair or renewal order experience..........good article here which is nothing to do with Woolwich Dock rather Jefa which seems to be a global leader in rudders.................

jefa.dk/electrolysis/
Ramona
Ramona

NSW

7737 posts

30 Jun 2024 8:00am
I have been an avid follower of Nigel for probably 25 years on the PBO forums. He is brilliant. The takeaway from that video above is that the anode does nothing to protect the boat. Nigel's video on Saildrives is compulsory viewing for people who own saildrives with bronze propellers, particularly if you own something that is not a Volvo. I was not aware the Volvo sail drive is not electrically connected to anything!
2bish
2bish

TAS

823 posts

30 Jun 2024 9:19am
Hey Ramona, do you have a link to his saildrive video, please? I have a volvo 130s saildrive. I replaced the drive/hull seal a couple of years ago, this necessitated splitting the drive from the motor. My local mechanic warned me not to forget to replace the electical isolation shims between the saildrive and motor when reassembling.
2bish
2bish

TAS

823 posts

2 Jul 2024 8:31pm
I found it:
?si=v3L2V48KqncaiayL
Ramona
Ramona

NSW

7737 posts

3 Jul 2024 7:54am
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2bish said..
I found it:
?si=v3L2V48KqncaiayL


If you watch it on YouTube all his other excellent videos appear on the side.
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