The pattern of the drive-through screen gate, which Mr W. T. Stephens, of Christchurch, has devised for use with an electric fence. It comprises a series of needles of 121 gauge high-tensile steel wire suspended front the electrified wire and reaching down to tin front the ground. In the standard fence the needles are Tin apart.
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Press, Volume CXV, Issue 33803, 27 March 1975, Page 11
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56The pattern of the drive-through screen gate, which Mr W. T. Stephens, of Christchurch, has devised for use with an electric fence. It comprises a series of needles of 121 gauge high-tensile steel wire suspended front the electrified wire and reaching down to tin front the ground. In the standard fence the needles are Tin apart. Press, Volume CXV, Issue 33803, 27 March 1975, Page 11
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