Lightning is certainly one of nature's most effective and volatile makes, and boats—especially people that have large masts or metallic structures—are particularly vulnerable. From the water, a vessel frequently becomes the greatest stage in a available region, which makes it a leading target for lightning. That risk is especially heightened in exotic and subtropical seas, wherever thunderstorms are frequent. While a lightning reach might last merely a fraction of a second, the damage it can go on a vessel, their technology, and their crew can be serious as well as fatal. Recognizing the threat and preparing for it is not just clever seamanship but a vital element of maritime safety. boat lightning protection
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