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Drowning caused by leakage of shore power into the water is preventable. Learn more about problems with stray power and its potential for causing electric shock drowning.

Shore power leaking into a marina can harm and even kill swimmers in the water near boats. Learn what you can do to mitigate electric shock drowning.

Spring boat preparation depends on the proper maintenance of many vessel systems. This article addresses emergency equipment, electronics, and outboard engines.

Shore power cords are often the weak safety link in a vessel electrical distribution system. A little care and caution will improve their useful life and safety.

An Australian company is distributing an electrolytic corrosion (electrolysis) prevention kit that could prevent damage to boats and improve marina safety.

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There are two broad types of corrosion in vessels, galvanic corrosion and electrolysis. Boat owners can do a number of things to protect their floating investments.