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Driftless SW Wisconsin | A thing to remember with fencers is that volts are cheap, joules are not.
I run 2 Gallagher 6 joule 120 volt fencers that usually measure 7 to 10 kvolts on a tester depending on weed pressure. A key is to leave them on all of the time to keep weeds down.
Its tough for a solar charger to keep a battery charged enough to keep 6 joules in a stretch of cloudy midwest days.. Use a lightning arrestor and a surge protector on a 120 volt charger.
I feel a 6 joule fencer is a good middle ground between power for cattle and safety for people.
Edited by Jim 5/13/2019 14:05
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