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On Mon, 28 Mar 2005 11:44:33 -0800, Richard Clark
wrote: l. Hi Richard and Alex, Both of you thought the wireless fence involved a buried loop, which is NOT the case. The transmitter is NOT connected to a buried loop, the antenna is in fact contained within the plastic case of the housing. The antennas are 8 or 9 inch air would coils with MANY MANY turns of small gauge wire. My question is..... If I disconnect the internal coils, can I replace them with much larger coils of similar inductance that would probably be in the basement (out of the way)?? Thanks, A The problem I had was presuming that the antenna was at the perimeter, and if your dog penetrated towards it, entering its field, that this would "modify" her behavior. I |
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