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JIMMIE wrote:
Sometimes two pieces of metal tapping together in the wind can cause it. When I lived in AZ, my neighbor had an electric fence that was no bother except when it was windy. It was a fabric fence woven with embedded conductors. There was a piece about 10 inches long at the knot at the end that shorted out to the pole when the wind blew. Snipping it off cured the problem. -- 73, Cecil http://www.w5dxp.com |
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