Posted by t in ne on September 11, 2018 at 13:53:38 from (97.32.7.4):
In Reply to: Solar Fencers posted by Jay Liedman on September 10, 2018 at 10:08:44:
Parmak are (or used to be at least) pretty good. Sta-fix has a 12 volt one with a bunch of settings, pulse fast, pulse slow, pulse slower at night, must be 6 settings. Hook it to a group 31 irrigation battery and solar panel, and it'll run from April through November. It will knock you off the 4 wheeler when it's dry enough out, that you can work on the live parmak- powered fence from the bike.
Oldtimer makes a pretty good fencer, too. I'm not brave enough to grab the fence. I've had them jump a quarter inch gap from fence pliers to T post.
The big Gallagher is ok, but for best results, hook it to a car battery. But it won't jump a gap like the old-timer or parmak.
Face the panel south for maximum sunlight especially in winter, regardless of brand.
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