How to test a Bonding System & Cathodic Protection

Simple steps to show you how to test a boat's bonding system and to identify the cathodic protection levels. This information is a a simple way of identifying if an anode is working and corrosion protection is actively working.

[@mikejohnson7601]

When you said you have to replace the bonding system, did you mean all new wiring and connectors?
I was unable to hear clearly what the device was that you put overboard 1 metre below the waterline and where can you purchase it?
The device in the water has a cable, where was the cable attached to on the boat?

[@ericboone182]

Great video. It looks like you know what you are doing. Unfortunately I CAN'T under stand the important and technical words that you are using!!! Wind in the mic is also a BIG problem....

[@KWELCH47]

Me too very difficult to understand

[@davidminty6847]

Great

[@chrisrancat2808]

You seem to know what your doing and I wanted to understand your methodology. Unfortunately I couldn't understand but a few words here and there. The mic recording your voice doesn't pick up any changes in volume so you kinda cut out over and over. That combined with your rapid fire delivery made your vid unintelligible. I thought you should know.

[@donaldpaget]

I found most of his delivery unintelligible, you need to speak up loudly to overcome the background noise. It is unfortunate a great topic is ruined by a poor delivery.

[@ny1t]

Interesting, but your enunciation is not clear which causes me to research the what you mean to say. (i.e. your response to 3:08) "We want to see decoblahblahblah all the way through".

[@lespr52]

Terrible your mic the noise an all you did was check a system. Correction you should show your equipment show how is connected. What is overboard what is m as de of. Then explain steps you are taken show connections. What is recommended in millivolts is that what looking for. You remind me a mechanic that is trying to explain something but doesn't whant to give all the info so he doesn't loose the job. Sorry had to put it the way I see it. Thanks