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| | We Sing the Fencing Electric - August 11, 2006 |
 | | Electric fencing runs on a charger, which converts a typical 110-volt, 15-amp branch circuit, such as those you might find in a house, into a pulsed, high-voltage, low-current output. |
 | | Permanent high-tensile electric fencing still has its place for perimeter fences, corrals and other applications where the fence is meant to last, but the new temporary styles are gaining popularity quickly on many farms and homesteads. |
 | | Third, an electric fence is primarily a psychological deterrent, not a physical barrier. |
| www.grit.com /article/2006/09/Electric-Fencing.html (1621 words) |
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