From: Patrick Jankowiak (recycler@swbell.net)
Date: Sat Mar 11 2006 - 19:16:57 PST
I was suggesting burning it out, not deactivating it. It's not too costly
to build a generator capable of doing what a nearby lightning bolt would
do. but that's just fun and games.
J. Forster wrote:
> Patrick Jankowiak wrote:
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>>I wonder if you can fry a fence charger, by connecting the fence to -much-
>>larger fence charger? -one that is not impressed by your neighbor's
>>charger, for instance. (now where was that book on pulse-forming networks..)
>
>
> It's likely take something like a lightning bolt. They have to survive
> electrical storms.
>
> If you want to deactivate it, stick a metal pipe in the ground and connect it to
> the fence with a clip lead... a well insulated clip lead.
> -John
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