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Tuesday, July 19, 2016
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Matt D.
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Connecticut
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With any electric fence/net, you want to eliminate the weeds/grass that may touch the fence and cause a short. I have been able to, in some areas, run it over my weed block which will help reduce the area I have to keep an eye on.
If you look carefully you will notice a horizontal black wire at the bottom. This is an uncharged string. The gray vertical lines are also plastic and uncharged.
Then you will notice a horizontal green wire; this is the negative or ground/non-electric line, and the bright orange-colored horizontal wires are the positive hot wires.
The fence is only 28 tall, as I am looking to control more ground-based varmints. The vertical spacing of the line is a consistent 3.5 and the horizontal spacing is 3 except for the very top where it is 4. There are 10 total horizontal lines made out of 304 stainless-steel conductors.
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