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Posted by Farmer in the Dells (WI) on October 23, 2006 at 05:39:26 from (66.187.42.49):
I have two electric fences going up that will share one line between them dividing two pastures. That line will have double wires because both pastures will be charged by separate controllers. It is basically shaped like a figure eight. That particular double line is where I am putting the ground system for one of the pastures. I am using three ground rods ten feet apart to ground it due to being more on the sandy side in the area. My question is has anyone used the same grounding system to complete the circuits using multiple controllers? In my mind they should be separate because the charge is directed to and through another part of the pasture. Has anyone done this? Had any success or problems?
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