yobub
Well-Known Member
Does anyone have first-hand experience using moisture meters to identify wet coring?
I'm in the market for a used, older center console, and am thinking it might be worth investing in a moisture meter to use when I'm looking at the boat to see if I can identify problems, specifically in transoms that might have water damage.
I've read many of the articles online, some talk about the value, many say moisture meters don't really work. Most of what I've read seems to be written from a point of bias, rather than being an objective opinion.
Any first-hand experience in the group?
I'm in the market for a used, older center console, and am thinking it might be worth investing in a moisture meter to use when I'm looking at the boat to see if I can identify problems, specifically in transoms that might have water damage.
I've read many of the articles online, some talk about the value, many say moisture meters don't really work. Most of what I've read seems to be written from a point of bias, rather than being an objective opinion.
Any first-hand experience in the group?