I found this video informative. Although my intended use is not to pen in animals the video has helped me determine which of these rope/tape to purchase for my experiment antenna. I've used stranded 14 and 12 guage, copper coated steel and copper wire in the past but they both stretch over time from wind blowing and either need to be shorten or replaced. I will try this nylon polytape interwoven with wire to determine if 1. it picks up RF and radiates RF as well as stranded wire, and 2. whether the stretching last longer than stranded wire.
Great vedeo. I'm in the process of installing a new fence i have a galvanized wire going to 3 galvanized ground roads . But im wondering if i can use a mix of aluminum and galvanized wire and 1 poliwire or polirope at the eye level of my pigs .
Some people say polytape is seen better by animals, but polytape doesn't come in yellow and the poly wire does. I would think the yellow could be seen more? What do people think about how well the animals can see the various types of wire? Is it a fallacy that only polytape will be seen the best, or is it that helpful to lean towards? I also haven't heard anyone say how long the average life time of the various types of electric fencing last for if used under daily duress?
Hi everyone . . . I'm planning a minimal joule system to keep my big dog from ripping through the chain link fenced in back yard and escaping for hours at a time, and getting into trouble in surrounding properties. Escape artist dog with much power and determination, and zero give a shits when it comes to trying to train him to the expensive Halo collar we bought. I was leaning toward the polywire for visibility to humans. Do you think this is best choice for pet dog containment within a pre-existing chain link yard? Or maybe 17g aluminum? Yard is estimated 30yds by 40yds in size with 3 gates.
Whatever you do don't use any poly option that stretches! electric fence that is not high tensile is very dangerous! Either use steel high tensile wire(Which would require its own braces etc.) or the lightest aluminum wire you can get and I would install it to break away in the event of an emergency. I took a side cutter to the grinder so the jaws wouldn't close all the way to create weak points in the aluminum wire after it was installed
Hello, I just want everybody to know that I've lost two horses in electrobraid in the last year! It was installed properly with 4 wires. The problem is that it stretches! It may seem that would make it more forgiving but it makes it a very dangerous. I woke up to my Philly laying dead with a loop around its neck. It was horrible! Don't use any fence that stretches! Trust Me Please!!!
So i could replace my aluminum 17ga wire with steel wire and lower the shock? I got 2 dogs. One is 80lbs the other is 10lbs. I use the small 2mile charger with aluminum wire. It lights my little dog up. And it has enough pop to send my big girl yelping across the yard. Id like to have a little less "pop" if possible
Hopefully the reduced "pop" has been achieved. But if you're still looking - You can keep the same wire but use a charger with lower Joules. Just be prepared to reinstall the old charger if your pooches don't respect the new. lower voltage.
That was very informative, answered questions I didn't even have yet, thank you 😌🙏🏾
I found this video informative. Although my intended use is not to pen in animals the video has helped me determine which of these rope/tape to purchase for my experiment antenna. I've used stranded 14 and 12 guage, copper coated steel and copper wire in the past but they both stretch over time from wind blowing and either need to be shorten or replaced. I will try this nylon polytape interwoven with wire to determine if 1. it picks up RF and radiates RF as well as stranded wire, and 2. whether the stretching last longer than stranded wire.
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Great vedeo. I'm in the process of installing a new fence i have a galvanized wire going to 3 galvanized ground roads . But im wondering if i can use a mix of aluminum and galvanized wire and 1 poliwire or polirope at the eye level of my pigs .
hi my friend!! is this steel wire the same like in the vineyards? is beter to be thinner or bigger to electricity go trought???? tnx for the answer!!❤
Some people say polytape is seen better by animals, but polytape doesn't come in yellow and the poly wire does. I would think the yellow could be seen more? What do people think about how well the animals can see the various types of wire? Is it a fallacy that only polytape will be seen the best, or is it that helpful to lean towards?
I also haven't heard anyone say how long the average life time of the various types of electric fencing last for if used under daily duress?
Very helpful! Thank you!!
Hi everyone . . . I'm planning a minimal joule system to keep my big dog from ripping through the chain link fenced in back yard and escaping for hours at a time, and getting into trouble in surrounding properties. Escape artist dog with much power and determination, and zero give a shits when it comes to trying to train him to the expensive Halo collar we bought. I was leaning toward the polywire for visibility to humans. Do you think this is best choice for pet dog containment within a pre-existing chain link yard? Or maybe 17g aluminum? Yard is estimated 30yds by 40yds in size with 3 gates.
Whatever you do don't use any poly option that stretches! electric fence that is not high tensile is very dangerous! Either use steel high tensile wire(Which would require its own braces etc.) or the lightest aluminum wire you can get and I would install it to break away in the event of an emergency. I took a side cutter to the grinder so the jaws wouldn't close all the way to create weak points in the aluminum wire after it was installed
Well made. Thanks!
Hello, I just want everybody to know that I've lost two horses in electrobraid in the last year! It was installed properly with 4 wires. The problem is that it stretches! It may seem that would make it more forgiving but it makes it a very dangerous. I woke up to my Philly laying dead with a loop around its neck. It was horrible! Don't use any fence that stretches! Trust Me Please!!!
Great video, helped a lot.
Great video!!!
This is fantastic . Please give me a quote now to fence 4 kilometre perimeter farm using high tensile or steel wire.
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So i could replace my aluminum 17ga wire with steel wire and lower the shock?
I got 2 dogs. One is 80lbs the other is 10lbs.
I use the small 2mile charger with aluminum wire. It lights my little dog up.
And it has enough pop to send my big girl yelping across the yard.
Id like to have a little less "pop" if possible
Hopefully the reduced "pop" has been achieved.
But if you're still looking - You can keep the same wire but use a charger with lower Joules.
Just be prepared to reinstall the old charger if your pooches don't respect the new. lower voltage.