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This will be our ad in Graze magazine for the next few issues. What do you think? Check us out a www.cyclopsfence.com or at www.cyclopselectricfence.com

This is video from testing a Cyclops Boss and passing current across a potato.

Solar Fencing Made Handy And Safe With Shock Box   Ben Miller, owner of Buck Hill Fencer, has been helping Amish farmers utilize solar power to power fence chargers for 20 years. In recent years his Pasture Combo Shock Box has caught the attention of all farmers interested in using solar fencing in a safe and convenient way. “It is very popular because a lot of people want to go solar. They have no power to go to their property,” says Caren Remsberg, who sells the box through Valley Farm Supply, the fencing, weighing and watering supply business she and...

On electric fences, check the voltage occasionally also to make sure the proper amount is passing through the electrified wires. Insulators can break or move and cause the fence to short out on brace wires and fence posts. Sometimes you will hear a snapping noise when fences are shorting out.