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Article #21937Re: Electric Fences (safety)
From: John - Nagle
Date: Sun, 31 Dec 1989 19:29
Date: Sun, 31 Dec 1989 19:29
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Commercial electric fence chargers apply a pulse every half-second
or so, specifically so that if a human or animal gets in contact with
the fence, they don't get muscle-locked to it.
Some of the higher-powered fence chargers are powerful enough to burn
off weeds contacting the fence. This is considered a feature.
John Nagle
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