Hi Richard,

We live in the country, and have all kinds of room for the dog to run.
Despite the fact that we are 700 feet from the road, the dog insists
on going to the road and chasing cars. We are worried for the dogs
safety, hence we purchased the 'wireless fence'.

The design has quite a few safeguards in it and it is very well
thought out.

BUT, it has a 90 foot maximum range. I'd like to extend the range out
to 300 or 400 feet without spending alot of time and money. The
solution offered by the manufacturer is to purchase an additional
transmitter and run them both at the same time. This is a very
expensive remedy and it only gives a modest increase in the range.

My 'goal' is to have an increased range so the beagle can have a
little more area to run in while keeping her away from the road.

Can you offer any suggestions that don't cost alot or require alot of
time to implement?

A



On Mon, 28 Mar 2005 10:48:22 -0800, Richard Clark
wrote:

On Mon, 28 Mar 2005 13:27:45 -0500, Albert wrote:

I'd like to increase the range without spending much money-so I want
something quick and dirty::

Hi Albert,

Hmm, more range? You should be able to fry that puppy within a
country mile if you do that.

Perhaps you should describe your goal instead of your intended method.

73's
Richard Clark, KB7QHC