Posted by JR.Fyre on February 25, 2010 at 11:27:29 from (71.7.56.19):
In Reply to: Hi Tensile Wire posted by Reid1650 on February 25, 2010 at 10:51:49:
If I did it right your 20 acres=10.000 sq-feet there for a roll 16.5 gage hight tinsel wire will only streach out to 80 yards that = out 1,320. so this figures out to be 8 rolls of 16.5 gage high tinsel wire per each layer so if you are running 4 strans of high tinsel wire you will need 32 roll's app, and what ever you are going to use for post: depends on how far apart you put your post and what kind you use, is this perment, or temperary, or are the post wood,steel. But the number of post will be about 200, if you space them about 6' apart: again depends on the post that you use depends on the post inselaters. I hope this will give you the idea: JR.FRYE
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