Review & Unboxing Zareba 10 Mile Solar Electric Fence Energizer Charger. What's it Like?

Justin unboxes a Zareba 10 Mile Solar Electric Fence Energizer. What is it Like?
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Zareba 10 Mile Solar Powered Electric Fence Charger
Use this electric fence energizer on remote areas of your property to power your fence lines. Featuring a durable case, this energizer delivers 0.15 output joules and is best for short-haired animals, including horses, cattle and pigs. This charger features a built-in solar panel that collects the sun’s energy and stores it, allowing you to run a fence for up to 2 weeks without a charge.
About this item
*10 Mile Rating - Energizes up to 10 miles of electric fencing in ideal conditions (no weeds) and up to 5 miles in light weeds
*Long-Lasting Charge - This solar-powered charger stores enough solar energy to operate for up to 2 weeks without sun
*Versatile Installation - This charger features a built-in mounting bracket for t-posts, y-posts and round-wood posts
*Powerful Enough for Large Animals - With 0.15 output joules, it will support animals and livestock such as cattle, horses, bulls, and goats
*Built in the USA - Full-load tested in the U.S. after manufacturing - 1-Year *Limited Warranty including lightning damage

[@roryrobertson7441]

pin or worm drive which is better? for shearing handpiece

[@TheShearersPost]

Hi Rory. I run all worm drives in my handpieces. I'd the safety mechanism doesn't work in the shearing plant then the worm drive can kick out of gear giving an added feature. Also the pin will wear down and the shortcut on a pin drive can wear out where the pin engages the short gut.