I have twin volvo 5.7L GXI engines with dps outdrives. The Active corrosion protective system (APC) has never worked properly. During last summers boating season the system dispalyed red lights only. When the boat was hauled out of the water the system dispalyed green lights indicating that system was working properly. Upon putting boat back in the water the system dispalyed red lights again. System was completly replaced in December 2005. Boat was relaunched in April 2006. Per the manual the system has to be in the water for approximatley one week for system to stabilize. Upon intial launch system displayed red lights and after Ten days the system was displaying both red and green lights, which indicates system is working properly but is working at its capacity. Now three weeks after the boat is in the water it is dispalying Red only again. Volvo Penta and my dealer seem to think the boat needs additional zincs attached to the boat, they plan on hooking a temporary sailboat zinc (fish) to the boat and connecting to bonding system to see if this will help. My boat is kept on the upper middle Potomac River which is mainly Fresh/Brackish water. The Boat already has Two Zincs attached to each trim tab and One soft aluminum attached to outdrives. Other boats in the marina with this system have no problems with their APC systems with same set-up. Can anybody give me any help in determining the cause of this system to fail? All sacrificial anodes are installed per Volvos request. Because of this system failure last summer which led to excessive corrosion on drives both internally and externaly both transom shields and outdrives were repalced with new units 4 weeks ago. I don't want my new outdrives to corrode. Any help would be greatly appreciated.