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- Jan 1, 1970
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I've just finished putting electric fence line around my property. There
are 3 lines of fence, and I want to put lights on one post so I can see
at a glance if any of the lines are broken or shorted. All I know about
the fence charger is that it's low impedance, puts out 11000 volts at
500 ohm load, max joules of 9.11, and has an on-time of less than 100
micro-seconds.
I'm not an electronics buff, but I follow directions well and I'm good
with a soldering iron.
Any ideas?
tia!
are 3 lines of fence, and I want to put lights on one post so I can see
at a glance if any of the lines are broken or shorted. All I know about
the fence charger is that it's low impedance, puts out 11000 volts at
500 ohm load, max joules of 9.11, and has an on-time of less than 100
micro-seconds.
I'm not an electronics buff, but I follow directions well and I'm good
with a soldering iron.
Any ideas?
tia!