Bonding Grounding and Ground Explanation

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[@tangowiskey4740]

The best instruction on marine grounding ever

[@MrLopezclasses]

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[@rowenadelacruz1688]

thank,you it verry clear explaination about the grounding conection.

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[@JoJoRocks5]

Mr. Lopez, you're the best

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[@redwood1957]

Ground is to carry fault current, and must be large enough to carry current to trip circuit breaker Should we have brushes on our shaft so the zinc is bonded? Thank you

[@MrLopezclasses]

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[@barnzoomer3492]

Should an aluminum hulled boat have the hull itself connected to the b onding system?

[@MrLopezclasses]

No Hull should be isolated The bonding conductor is not in contact with the hull

[@gcam474]

Question: I have a 1999 54 ft boat that has a GUEST Dynaplate previously used probably for Loran. The single 8 AGW goes only to the helm and sits unconnected. Should I connect the Dynaplate to the bonding system, which has been completely repaired?

[@MrLopezclasses]

The Dynaplate is used for lighting purposes; it should also be connected to the boat bonding system

[@MrLopezclasses]

Yes. Both plates should be connected