On 2011-12-19 07:52 AM, Kris Coward wrote:
> On Mon, Dec 19, 2011 at 02:58:54PM +0000, Densler, Vernon R (AS) wrote:
>> So since everyone seems to want a topic to talk about…
>>
>> Does anyone know how I can get a little bit more depth to my slip without 
>> attracting too much attention?  It’s all sand.  One particular place I am 
>> worried about is around the AC inlet.
> Jump in the water with a landscaping rake under the cover of darkness?
> (I've seriously thought of doing that myself with a little submerged
> knoll behind my usual summer mooring). Needless to say, I'm assuming
> that you have somewhere nearby that you can make shallower..
>
> Cheers,
> Kris
>
Please don't jump in the water if your marina has AC service to the 
slips.  Especially not if it it's a fresh-water marina!  If you haven't 
heard of ESD (Electric Shock Drowning), read up on it now!

<http://www.electricshockdrowning.org/?page_id=23>

I am in the process of re-wiring my boat, and have an isolation 
transformer that I will use to prevent MY boat from electrocuting 
swimmers.  But there are always other boats in the marina, and some of 
their mis-wirings may not become detectable until the circuit in 
question (bilge pump? refrigerator?) becomes energized.

Jim
Baba 30 #4, S/V Mistress of Portland, Oregon


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S/V Mistress, of Portland, Oregon, USA
Baba 30, Hull #4

"Ignorance is the Mother of Adventure!"
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