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LIGHTNING PREVENTION//Preventing A Lightning Strike On A Sailboat-Episode 114 

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@kimmacdonald8873
@kimmacdonald8873 Год назад
I hope Parley are watching!
@jnjentinc
@jnjentinc Год назад
😂 hopfully he watches it twice 😂😂
@shawnchurch316
@shawnchurch316 Год назад
@@jnjentinc It wouldn't of helped parlay during the last strike. At least one other boat anchored near parlay received a side strike from parlay. If parlay wouldn't of got hit the other boat likely would of and parlay would of received the side strike.
@thinkcasting3182
@thinkcasting3182 Год назад
You're ASSuming that these devices work and there are many science based reverse engineering FACTS that say they do not work. But take the pizza truck guys "sage wisdom". You people are absolute fools.
@DRB68
@DRB68 Год назад
Craziest RU-vid lighting strike was on Plukky. Its a must see and a lesson on taking action in an extreme situation.
@triprobinson2808
@triprobinson2808 Год назад
Saw that on sailing Zingaro
@bluedeva
@bluedeva Год назад
I really hope that Ty and Colin @parlayrevival are able to catch up at the boat show and talk lightening after parlay was hit for the second time. You explained it throughly and I really hope it gives you all peace of mind for your sailing adventures
@mikemendes7598
@mikemendes7598 Год назад
I was in a marina in northern Florida many years ago on a 32' charter mono. We had a spectacular and scary thunder storm come right overhead with deafening thunder. In the morning we found out a yacht a few docks over had been sunk from a direct lightning strike that blew a hole in the bottom of the hull. This is scary stuff and as Parley found out, very expensive. This device seems to be the solution! Thanks Ty, and glad to see your subscribers growing as they should be!
@nooneanybodyknows7912
@nooneanybodyknows7912 Год назад
Colin and Jamie are attending the Miami Boat Show. I hope you and he can trade thoughts on this product. As a precaution, I would add locktite to prevent the set screws from backing out. Thanks for sharing 👍.
@trinadecker657
@trinadecker657 Год назад
Wow Ty that was interesting. I like how you always describe and have all the information about the products you are installing on the boat. Very informative.
@JustRandomRob
@JustRandomRob Год назад
Thanks for the interesting and informative post. I’ve just recently started watching you and a few other sailing channels. Great job on the boat resurrection! I ‘Captained’ a couple big aluminum semi-subs in Grand Cayman for about 5 yrs and was amazed they never got hit by lightning. And here’s your gratuitous comment for the algorithms
@bake162
@bake162 Год назад
I’m a little surprised they don’t call for some penetrox where the grounding wire connects to the device ( penetrox = oxide inhibiting compound)
@kenklingenberg4680
@kenklingenberg4680 Год назад
Gratuitous comment to satisfy the gratuitous algorithm.
@rickhudson6890
@rickhudson6890 Год назад
Very informational and enlightening!!
@geniexmay562
@geniexmay562 Год назад
LOL Delightening!
@RNVOS
@RNVOS Год назад
Great Video Learned a lot ❤
@DYoung-vt8pq
@DYoung-vt8pq Год назад
Thank you for sharing. SV Gone with the Wynns covered lightning strikes today & someone mentioned your channel in the comments. Safe travels ❤️
@colinnapier6662
@colinnapier6662 Год назад
Really interesting presentation on lighting and what to use to give piece of mind during a lighting storm.
@SOTENZ
@SOTENZ Год назад
nice work team
@maidengems304
@maidengems304 Год назад
Great presentation!
@DaveHines1
@DaveHines1 Год назад
This sounds very interesting , Watching this space with interest 😃🍻
@MrJerobona
@MrJerobona Год назад
Sounds like an amazing product!
@brianbjork8822
@brianbjork8822 Год назад
Really good information Ty 👍
@SailingDauntless
@SailingDauntless Год назад
Glad it was helpful!
@acampbell198
@acampbell198 Год назад
Interesting. Definitely going to do some research on this. Been watching Colin and the Parley crew replace all of their stuff...for the second time! That sucks! Colin made mention (and I think he is right) that you cannot ground a true lightening strike. I mean we all learned from Dr. Brown, a lightening strike is 1.21 gigawatts...right? You can't ground 1.21 gigawatts on a sailboat, it's not a stainless steel DeLorean😉. But if what I understand from Ty about this system, it isn't grounding or attempting to ground the strike, instead it is neutralizing your charge so you don't attract the strike in the first place. That actually sounds doable. Being an all steel boat, Seeker should really look into this I would think. Thanks for the info Ty!
@SailingDauntless
@SailingDauntless Год назад
You got it!
@lpettet1
@lpettet1 Год назад
Thanks for showing this. Might look toward my home.
@SailingDauntless
@SailingDauntless Год назад
Sure thing they work everywhere
@davidregister7405
@davidregister7405 Год назад
Top notch
@Andy_Hunter
@Andy_Hunter Год назад
You're killing me smalls, I am so looking forward to seeing you transform that 50.
@SailingDauntless
@SailingDauntless Год назад
It’s coming!
@triprobinson2808
@triprobinson2808 Год назад
Poor Colin. Yay Dauntless. Great stuff Ty. Carry on crew.
@eyefly82russellm80
@eyefly82russellm80 Год назад
This is an interesting peice of equipment.
@alexmeyjes5533
@alexmeyjes5533 5 месяцев назад
I think your statement: "if the 'cure' costs less than the insurance deductible" , makes it ' a must have item' for anyone who sails overnight ! Good information ! Thanks
@bugbunny1306
@bugbunny1306 Год назад
I know a guy on a 45 ft cabin cruiser live aboard, Tampa Bay erea lightning capital of USA, it has a massive super structure and a solar farm on top all that, here in the gulf of Mexico a few miles from my house, he is surrounded by water a mile or more water on all sides no other vessels. He said, the first thing he did was ungrounded everything 14 years later not a single hit.
@peggykm4977
@peggykm4977 Год назад
Certsinly hoping this works for your boat after all the hard work! Especially with all your electric. Nothing is 100% as you say, but this device sounds wonderful! I’ve list several palm trees ti lightning and you are right, one got hit but then the charge jumped sideways to the adjacent tree and they both died. Maybe the truck is to never be in a marina during a lightning storm? Well, at least avoid it when possible 🙏
@Daledsch
@Daledsch Год назад
🔥🔥🔥
@SeaSential
@SeaSential Год назад
Dinnteco I believe in spain is the most prominent one, the cost ranges from 6-10k. The thing you should ask is what insurance comes with the device, some offer 100k coverage for any damaged devices from result of a strike.
@wildtropics5354
@wildtropics5354 2 месяца назад
Thanks to your video, I found this device and have since done a great deal of research and have just placed an order for a CMCE from ECM solutions. Thank yall for sharing!
@SailingDauntless
@SailingDauntless 2 месяца назад
That’s awesome, what are you putting in on?
@wildtropics5354
@wildtropics5354 2 месяца назад
@SailingDauntless I'm putting it on my 1978 Iwrin 42 ketch. Funny I bought the boat for only 15,000 and am spending half the cost of the boat just on this one device but it is WELL worth the cost to protect from the danger of a strike.
@SailingDauntless
@SailingDauntless 2 месяца назад
Agreed, are you installing it yourself?
@paratyshow
@paratyshow Год назад
👍☑🏝👏 Pretty amazing. Tks
@raphaeldiniz6268
@raphaeldiniz6268 Год назад
Thanks for the information. I will let you know how my install goes. Maybe you will get to see it in Annapolis.
@SailingDauntless
@SailingDauntless Год назад
Can't wait!
@Luisborgesbej
@Luisborgesbej Год назад
we installed one on an amel 55 that has now crossed the atlantic ocean here at sopromar lagos portugal
@Mr103164
@Mr103164 4 месяца назад
Great presentation and installation! I'm just starting my install, would you describe what you did under the water line as far as how many plates and locations? Thanks
@SailingDauntless
@SailingDauntless 4 месяца назад
Single plate below the shortest/most direct path from the mast to the water. A single plate is sufficient on monohulls or cats that do not fly a hull.
@DG3ACM-Marc
@DG3ACM-Marc Год назад
Ty, looks like great suff. But if it works as you described, I bet it will have an effect to the VHF. And because you put that heatshrink on the antenna rod I would advise you to check if the antenna is still working on the right frequency range after you put up the mast. Heatshrink can affect the antenna behavior because it typically is combined with carbon to color it black. Just my two cents as Amateur Radio Operator. Otherwise, please continue with your technical videos, I love how you work through your challanges! Cheers Marc
@SailingDauntless
@SailingDauntless Год назад
Thanks for the tip!
@carlnewton1126
@carlnewton1126 Год назад
Thanks Ty, how do you protect your electronics from an EMP from a lightning strike outside your protected area? I have wondered could boat manufacturers put material in the hull layup to create a faraday cage to protect the electronics inside?
@SailingDauntless
@SailingDauntless Год назад
So far the plan is just to stay away from everybody else during a storm
@julexmaster
@julexmaster Год назад
Thank you for all your great videos. I am watching all of them several times. I did not hear about lightning protection that works before. But can you tell which type you installed on your Leo 50?
@SailingDauntless
@SailingDauntless Год назад
We actually used the land version but they work the same
@Wedge-Antilles
@Wedge-Antilles Год назад
Everyone go tell Colin about these.
@franklinrand9228
@franklinrand9228 Год назад
Hey Ty, can you point us to some independent research that proves this works? My insurance broker says they can't find that they work.
@toddparsons2968
@toddparsons2968 Год назад
Do these units have an expected useful life? Do they need to be replaced after so many years? Thanks for video, very informative!!
@Leith.D
@Leith.D Год назад
The only maintenance this this style of unit would be clearing cobwebs, cleaning salt depostis etc but these are a sealed unit a long way from salt water (relative to fresh water rain). They basically employ a smooth surface ( this deionises, pointy stuff attracts lighning/ionises btw) and air capacitance between a couple of the sections. So no maintenance to the actual unit but id regularly be going over the electrical conections to make sure they are low resistance. Ie, fresh conductive grease, tight connection and the like
@kobboy007
@kobboy007 Год назад
Thanks for the deep description. What is the reason you installed the land version instead of the marine version (apart from the price difference)? :)
@SailingDauntless
@SailingDauntless Год назад
Availability when we ordered and we were not concerned about the extra weight
@fountainvalley100
@fountainvalley100 10 месяцев назад
I really want to saw one of those in half to see how it’s made. I’m wondering if just increasing the surface area would work.
@scottwheeler2494
@scottwheeler2494 Год назад
It only makes sense to do this. It’s not just the money. It’s safety. If you get hit while cruising, you are pretty much screwed. It may take months to get your equipment replaced.. and you may have to sail hundreds of miles without engines, chart plotter, gps units, radios, etc. Not a good place to be in. The motor for your bilge pumps?
@fernandodemartino2821
@fernandodemartino2821 5 месяцев назад
Hello, I have a 47ft fibreglass sailboat with aluminum mast. The lead keel is covered by fibreglass. I plan to install a copper grounding plate on the outer surface of the hull. How should I connect the plate to the mast? What material, what size? Finally, the plate will be about 50 cm below waterline and about 150 cm away from the mast. To connect the two, the metal rod or cable would have a vertical U shape. Do you see a problem with this? Thank you so much.
@andersonautomotive
@andersonautomotive Год назад
My insurance cost went stupid a couple years ago, even though I took my boat out of Florida and now summer below the hurricane zone. I couldn't justify writing that check every year, but I was concerned about lightning. So for half the cost of the insurance premium, I bought a CMCE from EMP. Now I'm happy to self insure knowing my cat is extremely unlikely to get hit.
@Raudoc2k1
@Raudoc2k1 Год назад
Thank you for this. I have been wondering what this was since your first hint of it. Now it is on the list of things I am going to have when I can finally get a boat of my own. Lightning is one of those things that nature can throw at you that you never see coming. Sure you can see the lightning around you but you never know when you will get hit.
@SailingDauntless
@SailingDauntless Год назад
You are so welcome!
@phygital1
@phygital1 Год назад
Appears to be a great product for a direct lightening strike on the mast. How is it deployed to to prevent the effects of a nearby, stray lightning strike. Lightening can carry 100 million to billion volts.
@wanabesailer9599
@wanabesailer9599 Год назад
Ty, send this info to Colin on Parley....
@erycktuason33
@erycktuason33 Год назад
Love your video, i'm recommending this to our customer which owns a marine FSO vessel. Tell me, what size of grounding wire would fit/requirement for a CMCE-diamond and platinum models. Thanks.
@SailingDauntless
@SailingDauntless Год назад
It is typically based on length of the conductor. For 100’ I ran 1/0 (and that was overkill)
@geniexmay562
@geniexmay562 Год назад
Really appreciate this. How many have been installed to date??
@SailingDauntless
@SailingDauntless Год назад
I believe it is 9-10k units
@andersonautomotive
@andersonautomotive Год назад
I have one, and the only time lightning has come anywhere near my boat is when I was hauled out so the device was no longer grounded to the seawater. Next haul out I might make a ground rod to connect to because we had a few close ones in Trinidad.
@derekwagner9900
@derekwagner9900 Год назад
How do you complete the ground to water with this system? Thanks!
@SailingDauntless
@SailingDauntless Год назад
The unit is connected to a grounding plate under water
@timlucas4014
@timlucas4014 Год назад
If its made off metal up in the Air and grounded I cannot see how it Cannot attract Lighting
@RichardRoger1966
@RichardRoger1966 Год назад
Have ya told Parlay about this...?
@reconglobal1311
@reconglobal1311 Год назад
Very interesting. Looking at their web page it looks like you are putting on a LAND solution as opposed to MARINE solution. Why is that?
@SailingDauntless
@SailingDauntless Год назад
I wasn’t concerned about the extra weight and the lab unit was in stock when I ordered mine.
@2Moza
@2Moza Год назад
Ok now that you have the EMP unit on the Mast and soon on the boat why not Contact your Insurance Company and ask if they will discount your policy as you have taken part of the risk away from them???????????????????????????. Just thinking that all lol.
@svZia-Switch51
@svZia-Switch51 Год назад
I actually priced the CMCE-55 Platinum today which is the model they recommend for our 51ft cat. $10,000!!! Yikes!
@SailingDauntless
@SailingDauntless 11 месяцев назад
??? From who? The unit is thousands less than that.
@davidgravlin6518
@davidgravlin6518 Год назад
If this is a prevention device, and not a grounding device, then why is there a large gage grounding wire being run from it down the mast?
@SailingDauntless
@SailingDauntless Год назад
Because the device drains current, it need a connection to earth/ground to deposit the ionization
@mgpetkov
@mgpetkov 8 месяцев назад
I am little bit skeptical. How can this device dissipate the charge when the surrounding water is also charged?
@SailingDauntless
@SailingDauntless 8 месяцев назад
This might be a little above my pay grade, but I believe, although they are charged similarly the boat/ground structure has a higher potential due to additional friction and elevation than the ground or water around it
@Cubamara
@Cubamara Год назад
The only for sure way I know to prevent electrical damage on your boat from mast lightning strikes is to dissipate the charges on the mast. Thus avoiding the development of the lightning channel between the cloud and your mast. Different words, same fix you pointed out. Or keep listening to the many old yacht club mummies that insist there is no way. I have license to speak like that because I'm an old yacht club mummy.
@SailingDauntless
@SailingDauntless Год назад
Exactly!
@Cubamara
@Cubamara Год назад
@@SailingDauntless Better of explaining this concept to my Grandkids. They all left high school knowing how electricity works. The electrons will need to flow from the negative to the positive through a conductor. When there is a path that goes from the negative to the positive you have a circuit. Whether you are using a battery, a fuel cell or a solar cell to produce electricity, things are always the same: Every circuit, especially the very complex ones in my parallel drives want to have at a certain voltage. Introduce a higher voltage into any of those circuits and you going to be hating life. Pricey, but stopping the mast from being a conductor is the only solution today for mast lightning strikes.
@magnusenamd
@magnusenamd Год назад
Great job and informations.
@SailingDauntless
@SailingDauntless Год назад
Thanks for watching!
@rogerkerkmann
@rogerkerkmann Год назад
Do the insurance companies give you a discount if you install this 🤔
@SailingDauntless
@SailingDauntless Год назад
I’m not sure but they are recommended by A.I.G. On their large exposure policies
@duasobA
@duasobA Год назад
Does it work for campers and caravans?
@SailingDauntless
@SailingDauntless Год назад
Yes, and buildings also.
@duasobA
@duasobA Год назад
@@SailingDauntless thanks 👍
@crowdfundcrew
@crowdfundcrew Год назад
Tesla’s ideas/plans are still being applied today! Hopefully more of the emp/surge protectors for near strikes become more common. Donate for the Dream
@acampbell198
@acampbell198 Год назад
Went to EMP's site to research (also found Sertec's site to learn more from the manufacture) and I notice that you appear to have what EMP Solutions lists as a "land solution". The "land" variant is different or appears different in that they all seem to have 4 metal balls under the primary metal dome...the CMCEs listed as "Marine Solutions" don't have the smaller metal balls. This beg the question(s) why did you get what is categorized as a land solution? Why do the land solutions have the 4 metal balls and the marine solutions don't? And lastly what do the 4 balls do?
@SailingDauntless
@SailingDauntless Год назад
They do the same thing, but the land unit was available when I ordered mine. And I was not concerned about the additional few pounds of weight.
@Leith.D
@Leith.D Год назад
The small balls i strongly suspect are mostly an extention of the pain spherical surfaces function. Smooth curved surfaces perform the deionising function. Id sumise the top and bottom half of the main sphere are electrically isolated and form a capacitor, the lower section of which is grounded through the boat, the 4 smaller spheres and the disk below them form a second deionising surface and a second capacitor. You can google teslas original patent but bear in mind some of the meanings of english words have changed over the last 100 yrs, telsa had a tendency to put superfluous information in patents or omit information as a secondary form of protection of his intellectual property so some knowlege of electronics/physics can be handy.
@nutsandbolts432
@nutsandbolts432 Год назад
Being the extremely cheap person I am, why take Tesla’s plans to a machine shop and just have it made? Take the cost of materials, about 10 hours a machine time at $200 p/hr, then double that for a wholesale price, and double it again for retail and you still end up way under what this company is charging for its product. I didn’t read where they offer a guarantee to cover the cost of repairs should you get hit by lightning, or did I overlook it? If that was offered, I could understand the price. Trust me, I hate the fact that the older I get, the cheaper I get. I just can’t justify a 10x markup or more for any product once you know how it’s made.
@stevecurran3007
@stevecurran3007 Год назад
Would hope this would earn you a discount on your insurance.
@SailingDauntless
@SailingDauntless Год назад
Someday hopefully, for now it is piece of mind and hopefully no insurance claims
@stevecurran3007
@stevecurran3007 Год назад
@@SailingDauntless Be a great question to ask the insurance brokers. Could be one of those discounts you only get if you ask.
@russellesimonetta9071
@russellesimonetta9071 Год назад
Uhh,, your Tesla batteries are playing with fire,,, literally!!! Sell them and go with say two 24 volt pack in parallel. That should cover your power needs more safely!
@arboretopalawan
@arboretopalawan Год назад
Please advise us you are promoting a product BEFORE recommending it. Thanks
@joelthompson2696
@joelthompson2696 Год назад
I guess you are worried about your hair standing up. :)
@mrxmry3264
@mrxmry3264 11 месяцев назад
How do you prevent lightning? You don't. You CAN'T. All you can do is keep it from doing damage by giving it an easy way to the ground (or into the water).
@SailingDauntless
@SailingDauntless 11 месяцев назад
Ok………. But I think that Nikola Tesla and the Panama Canal might disagree. 🤷‍♂️
@Leith.D
@Leith.D Год назад
Guaranteed 100% failproof 1 step method to precenting a lightning strike Step 1. Anchor between parley and sailing to freedom. Chill. Lol
@ScotChef
@ScotChef Год назад
You can't prevent lightning, the end. Lol
@piotrtrocki3842
@piotrtrocki3842 Год назад
Are you wearing gay watch?
@xlargetophat
@xlargetophat 21 час назад
Sounds like a ripoff
@pleclerc1
@pleclerc1 Год назад
Interesting,...Colin on Parlay needs one of these after 3 strikes, lol
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