RedactedNarrative: V1 was traveling northbound on the Indian River when the mast struck a powerline. 
  
  V1 was traveling northbound on the Indian River after having passed under the 520 bridge and the power lines in a southern direction. The operator turned the vessel and began traveling north with the intent of docking at the Cocoa Village dock. The mast of his vessel struck the power lines that crosses the Indian river in a east to west direction. The strike did not cause any damage to the power line but the vessel lost all electrical power.
  
  The operator anchored his vessel immediately after the strike to prevent any drifting. There were three occupants aboard the vessel in addition to the operator; none of the occupants were injured in the incident. 
  
  The operator stated that his charts listed the height of the power lines as "87.5 feet" which, according to him provided enough clearance for his vessel (see attached statement). However, the indication on his chart appeared to refer to the power line height at the channel, not in the Cocoa Village basin.
  
  There was no visible damage to the vessel or the power line. Damages are for loss of all electronic equipment onboard the vessel
  