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My R1s are doing my head in. What is the most powerful solar fencer?
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I’m afraid this is away land with no power source.fiddled about with all sorts of 'portable' fencers, we now have 4 big mains fencers, each overkill on parts of the farm, and run 'hot' HT wire out, if they go through the fence now, you see the reason, usually a dead short, or, as we turned a bull out, he went through two fences, for all the 'hassle' we have had over the years, or, all the money we have spent on fencers etc, its well worth the effort.
You have watered the earth well?My R1s are doing my head in. What is the most powerful solar fencer?
Good point. Years ago, during a prolonged dry spell, we were getting electric shocks from the water taps on the kitchen sink. Phoned the Sparky, his suggestion of tip a few buckets of water on the mains fencer earth was the solution.You have watered the earth well?
we are lucky, we have a power line going to our borehole, which is away from the farm, and similar to the dirty water system, so power there, 1 from farm, and 1 from house, which again is not on farm.I’m afraid this is away land with no power source.
Our highest power one is a voss 10joule one, good clean wire and earth into moist ground and he will kick out 12.5 kv..
At least a 60w Solar panel mounted on top of an ibc and big 100 plus ah liesurebattery and appropriatecharge controller mounted on top ( ebay or amazon)
Use good quality big diameter white poly so theyve best chance to see it
What about this?
We’re obviously too honest for our own good here, never had any trouble ever, mind you I do tend to hide fencers out of sight at the top of the field.At that price, it will want sticking on the top of a 7m pole, out of range of the travelling fraternity and others!!
We’re obviously too honest for our own good here, never had any trouble ever, mind you I do tend to hide fencers out of sight at the top of the field.
we are lucky, we have a power line going to our borehole, which is away from the farm, and similar to the dirty water system, so power there, 1 from farm, and 1 from house, which again is not on farm.
Mentioned above, is a 'better' wire, we use this, but get it from 'voss' on the net, ki-wi kit, is quite expensive, it carries the shock much better, it costs just under £60 for 1000 metres, we will never go back to the 'normal' wire, just as we will never go back to ordinary reels, the geared ones are so much easier, again on the net, not voss, 4 geared 3-1 reels, delivered £72.60.
bloody well knew you would want to know !Where are you getting 4 geared reels for that price?
Did you find them???Thanks for that.
Currently using a very good (but too expensive, really) Gallacher one and some awful non-geared Rutland ones we've got for sheep.