SDN TUTYA

Sea water is conductive. Since ships and all boats produce or use electricity and sometimes lightning strikes the sea (even if it is far away), there is actually an electrical cycle in the sea that we do not feel much. This cycle must inevitably end somewhere due to the nature of electricity. Just like flowing water. Just like water, once it starts flowing, it inevitably flows into the sea, lake, etc. It is directed, electricity is like that, it has to reach somewhere. This ghost electricity, which exists in the sea but does not strike any of us while swimming, targets the metal parts of our boat in the water if we do not take precautions. Galvanic corrosion eats away at the metals of an unprepared boat, thanks to sea water (thanks to salt and minerals!) which helps it a lot.