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Posted by RayP(MI) on June 15, 2007 at 16:38:54 from (207.241.135.202):
In Reply to: more electric fence posted by KEH on June 15, 2007 at 14:39:47:
After you have satisfied yourself that you can do nothing more to improve grounds, both fence, phone and your electrical service, then take a look at the fence itself. Any bad connection, loose connections, rusty connections, etc. can cause RF interference which can get into some of the darndest things. A battery operated transistor radio can help you locate bad connections. Just set on an unused frequency on the AM band, and wander around the fenceline. Noise will get louder as you get near bad connections. Also leaky insulators allowing arcing to posts, even wooden posts can be the culprit.
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