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[RichieRitz]

Hh

 

[Yendor]

Magnesium anodes are the most active and are the only anodes that work well in the low conductivity of fresh water. Magnesium is also relatively non-toxic to aquatic life. Being so active, magnesium doesn't last long in salt or brackish water, and so is not recommended for these waters.

Anodes - fresh water

 

[techmitch]

I’m hearing a lot of conflicting opinions on magnesium vs aluminum. Appreciate your experienced insights. Thanks

@Dxdave

@Dxdave Said> "Right. Are you all fascist trumptards? Seem to glom onto otherwise decent forums, banding together as weak bullies always do. F every one if you wimps and your bs. Choose carefully which side of history you really want to be on; a freaking big pushback is coming like you never in your twisted little minds ever dreamed of."

Your welcome.

 

[Johnc3211]

Magnesium on Lake Erie. Sits in a slip April thru November. 3 years old and still in decent shape.

 

[RichieRitz]

Thanks much John.

 

[Countdemonet]

Go to BoatZincs.com read their blog link.

 

[Quint4]

Interesting thread.

 

[techmitch]

Interesting thread.

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[Bruceflinch]

A few post have been edited and deleted.

Guess I missed the amusing ones.