I grounded both ends of the shielded cable. Maybe that is why it did not work. I put it at the location where the electric fence is near the phone box. The fence is around 3 feet from the phone cable on the pole. The fence and phone cable (underground) run more or less parallel for about 300 ft, probably averaging 5 feet or so apart. The charger and my electrical service are several hundred feet from the phone box. This phone box is on the pole where the line connects to the underground cable that goes about 800 ft to the box on the house. The fence charger is a 4 or 6 Joule high powered charger. The phone cable is not shielded. The phone cable is in PVC conduit where it runs down the pole to underground. I wondered if it would help if the phone cable was in a metal conduit instead. Of course I have not control over that as the phone company would have to change that out.
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