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Not that.
In Response To: I don't understand ()
I am saying that coax cables aren't material protection against a device from lightning. The are intend to provide shielding of cables from normal interference. The won't protect the many other pathways like power inputs, for example.
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- NOAA announces end of traditional paper nautical charts
- Paper is out, everywhere.
- Hmmm sailboats don't need electricity to move...
- Where's Dr. Electron when we need him? :^))
- As long as they still offer Print-on-Demand charts, what's the real difference...?
- That's about how I see it AND .....
- Aren't on-demand pretty expensive?
- Jon, "Obtaining print-on-demand charts simply involves a bit more advance planning, is all..."
- That's about how I see it AND .....
- What I dread is the cessation of RNC charts in favor of ENC....
- Chart updates
- Last paper chart we bought was in 2007
- Wow... thanks, now I don't feel like all that money I spent on Canadian paper charts...
- I forgot to add that with electronic charting
- Hey man, when the big EMP hits...
- No laughing matter
- You can't worry about everything
- The EMP I worry about isn't from lightning
- Like I said - we are Luddites!
- There are strikes and there are stikes...
- How hard do you have to get hit by lightning to prove you survived, without paper charts???
- Any larger strike and our boat would have been lost
- How hard do you have to get hit by lightning to prove you survived, without paper charts???
- And....
- There are strikes and there are stikes...
- Like I said - we are Luddites!
- The EMP I worry about isn't from lightning
- You can't worry about everything
- No laughing matter
- Those NOAA charts were works of art
- This news shows that almost everyone is navigating electronically today.
- Paper is out, everywhere.