is a 3 millions volt can shock and pass out a strong man 200 lbs ? thank you .
293172
Well, I'm a 180 lb. man and I accidentally zapped myself, and my fingers went numb for a minute or two
531926
Three is no difference in weight. I have both and do not see a difference. The 20 volt may last a little longer per charge.
561470
Probably not. The shocks are so strong they need the weight of the mattress to keep them down.
1330732
It is not supposed to shock you at all. Please return the product, it me may be a defect.
1588807
actually it depends how many volt or watts is this if its high voltage it could kill a person if he very close but this type is small it want hurt that bad but it will scare attacker u can push the trigger for only for 2-5 second that's enough unless he or sh attack u
1530444
stunning with 300,000 volts of electricity .. hitting could break the plastic material ..
1567086
I dont think it would be able to handle the load. I hooked up a 650v UPS battery backup to it and it choked on it. I now use a 350v UPS on it and it can handle it.
2278439
Yes and the wire can transfer more. It takes thick wire to move amprage. That's why power lines are 10000-100000 volts.
880066
it would have to be below 100ma or it would be lethal. I just ordered mine, but have no way to measure amperage on that high voltage.
2127613
We think the shock is less powerful than the shock given by the Invisible Fence. We don't know the voltage.
804977
Don't know the exact wattage/voltage?I do know we cattle farm. And it will lay a full grown cow down. So an attacker shouldn't ba problem if you are lucky enough to taze him?
1080810
My husband is an electrician. He said it would blow it up. It works with 120. : )
13513
How much power is required to do this. There is a external capacitor that can store the 120 volts for a short period of time and provide a small shock.
876002
I have personally used it to test 480 volts. I am sure it would indicate 1000 volts, however I would not use this tool to test 1000 volts. Proper high voltage safety protective clothing and proper training is required.
2262403
It shouldn't shock you at the base, but if the wires don't shock it might be defective. I've had my original for 2-3 years and it works fine. It's cheaply made - just drop the ten bucks on a new one.
1490780
About getting the battery wet: It doesn't matter. It won't hurt the battery and 12 volts is not going to travel in water or through your body. That's also why car lights keep going when cars sink in water; their batteries remain OK and the current flows only through the car wires which are copper and not out into the surrounding water which is a poor conductor by comparison. You won't get a shock if you grab the positive and negative terminals of a battery with your hands (even if you are barefoot and standing in water!). 12 volts needs a high conductivity wire, like copper or aluminum, to get from A to B. Not at all like the 110 or 220 volts that run through the wires in your house. Dropping a 120 volt hair dryer in the bathtub can get you a lethal shock if your bathroom's ground fault circuit breaker doesn't trip as it should. Don't be confused as to why you get a shock off spark plugs: The current reaching them comes through a coil or similar mechanism that ups the voltage so the spark will be able to jump across a spark plug, but it also drops the available current. That's why such a shock won't kill you like a shock from house wiring could. Same concepts apply to electric fences: Their shock is potent but won't kill. These concepts can be hard to grasp but that's the bottom line.
2180546
5 mila amps is the limit that your heart or electronic implants can handle. Most stun guns are only 1_2 mila amps