I use 1/4 inch AMP spade connectors , male and female as a breakaway
point on my open wire feeder. I greased them up with dielectric grease
to keep the water out. Automotive bullet connectors might be a tighter fit
73 Mark N1UK
On 03-Jan-21 6:54 AM, Randy via Topband wrote:
I have several 600 foot beverages made of WD-1A mil wire that run through heavy woods.
They can handle the random falling branch but when a large tree falls over them they
break. The wire is held in place with electric fence plastic insulators that are nailed
to trees every 100 feet. I would like to add a smaller diameter wire to each insulator to
act as a "fuse" when a tree falls across them. I am looking for ideas as to
the best way to do this. Maybe a number 26 wire? The wire size has to be heavy enough
to support the wire in normal use but weak enough to break when hit by a tree.
Suggestions? 73 Randy W9ZR
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