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<blockquote data-quote="dt995" data-source="post: 6965127" data-attributes="member: 65138"><p>What's the general approach? Are fields connected together with the HT, and you tap polywire off that into the fields, a bit like a water supply would work, with the lead-out cable just for getting from energiser to fields?</p><p></p><p>How is the HT run? Along existing fence lines, or new ones put in to transport it?</p><p></p><p>(Our cows and sheep live pretty much all year inside electric fences, but we're small enough to manage with doing everything portably with polyposts, polywire and batteries, not that it isn't a pain in the... neck sometimes. Only the chickens are loose.)</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="dt995, post: 6965127, member: 65138"] What's the general approach? Are fields connected together with the HT, and you tap polywire off that into the fields, a bit like a water supply would work, with the lead-out cable just for getting from energiser to fields? How is the HT run? Along existing fence lines, or new ones put in to transport it? (Our cows and sheep live pretty much all year inside electric fences, but we're small enough to manage with doing everything portably with polyposts, polywire and batteries, not that it isn't a pain in the... neck sometimes. Only the chickens are loose.) [/QUOTE]
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