What To Do After a Boat Fire?

Last week we answered a question about preparing for a boat fire onboard. Nobody wants to experience a boat fire but they happen. This week we are answering the question, "Jeff, I had a boat fire, what now?"
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[@jeremys8360]

Can you make a video on what to do if your sail boat gets struck by lightening?

[@PacificYachtSystems]

Good one, but never dealt first hand with a boat that experience a lighting strike, so don't have real world experience on this.

[@jeremys8360]

@@PacificYachtSystems I see. Someone I know had their boat struck during a bad lightening storm and a lot of their electrical components are broken. I was wondering if you would be able to run through a checklist of things to check or do to remedy that

[@davidncw4613]

The F word! Very scary. As always TY for solid expert advice.

[@PacificYachtSystems]

Very welcome

[@KiwiSkipper]

hi .. Just a question around Lithium batts. Is heavy better or does it make no difference?
Thanks

[@PacificYachtSystems]

Besides the benefit that Lithium batteries are lighter then lead acid batteries for equivalent capacity, not sure if the weight of lithium versus another lithium affects quality.

[@KiwiSkipper]

@@PacificYachtSystems Thanks ;-)

[@SOLDOZER]

Let the boat burn till its a complete loss.