Ky Tundra
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It appears that you don't read a thread before commenting........read post #27
Thanks Frank. I have read the thread. My point was we all need to be careful.
I'll just move along.
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It appears that you don't read a thread before commenting........read post #27
Here's the 2016 USCG Recreational Boating Statistics https://www.uscgboating.org/library/accident-statistics/Recreational-Boating-Statistics-2016.pdfI di miss write part of the post, this is for ALL portable gensets. Not just swim platforms USCG's report I can not find yet
A self inflicted "meteorite"?
we see that the probability of death from a honda is about like a meteorite hits our boat .
both thereotically may happen .
Fun fact..... 20 people in the last 100 years have been hit (most didn’t die) by meteorites .... not sure if they were standing still or not .....
Can somebody please stick a fork in this thread. For those who are enjoying it, I'm sure that a similar discussion will pop up again before this boating season winds down. The theme of this thread is starting to sound a lot like "Ground Hog Day" ... it just won't go away!!
Then there is this:
Ok a lot of input on safety but people who die of co on a boat with a portable gen. Sounds to me they didn't have co detectors or worse they disconnect it
This is not the gen. Fault it's the owners .common sense goes a long way. The co detector on the boat is wicked sensitive just backing upsets it off.
I think there should be a thread about co detectors and safety and leave the portable gen. Usage/connections etc.
This was about using a portable gen. And it turned into co issue