Posted by dave2 on August 09, 2011 at 03:52:44 from (139.139.35.70):
Help me out with a brainstorm please or stop me before I ruin something.
Just got a couple metal fence charger boxes that have a place to fasten the 12 volt fencer so that the nuts are inside the battery compartment that is lockable. These aren't the fancy type that are set up with a key so that anyone without the key gets shocked when touching the box. However, and this is a two part question...
1st) After I get everything ogether and the battery in, can I ground the fencer ground terminal to the metal box then with another (heavier?) wire, ground the box to the actual grounding rod and still get the performance out of the charger?
2nd) If so, will this have the addedbenefit of whoever touches the box while the charger is on getting at least a tingle? This is not as important as being able to do as in the 1st question.
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