For an outboard that is trimmed up but the lowest tip remains submerged in the water, the best practice is to leave the outboard low enough so at least the lowest anode is in the water, then manage biofouling through periodic cleaning rather than risking corrosion from an unprotected submerged portion.

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Mike Bonaker

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the best thing to do would be to leave it all the way down uh so that the anodes are also in or leave it down enough so that at least the lowest anode is in the water

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ABYC Online Education "Huddle": Discussion and Review of Popular Technical Topics with Mike BonickerAmerican Boat & Yacht Council - ABYC
Created: 8/13/2026, 9:52:05 AM

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