does it really produce 17 million volts?
455859
Of course not. It produces far, far less voltage than the much more powerful 65,000 volt guns on the market that *actually* produce that kind of voltage. The miniscule amperage output, which BTW is the REAL measure of a stun gun's effectiveness, is so tiny that even if this thing actually did produce the advertised output voltage, it wouldn't matter.
455860
I bought this too and now suddenly the same exact item has 28.000.000 volts? I guess they make a claim for whatever volts they want.. maybe in a few months it'll have 17,000,000,000,000 volts hahaha
455861
I'm not exactly sure how to answer this but I do know that all tasers are listed at some million volts but when they are put against someone's skin it's not the full voltage I will tell you that if I was about to rob someone and they pulled this aOut and turned it on just the loud sound would deter me I have let my girlfriend tase me and it hurt badly even through cargo shorts after a couple drinks but it is definatly worth the money I bought 3 not disappointed at all
455862
I do not know the difference of stun guns but I have tested this one on myself on my forearm a few times. It does make you lose complete control of the arm, not sure what it would do if held there a long time. The next 4-5 days I had teeth looking marks embedded in my arm so I know it did hit me pretty good. Ive never been hit with any other stun gun to compare it to so hopefully this helps some?
2224613
Note that this thing has only a 3 star rating. The one I got only provided about 125 mA at 12 VDC. It worked for charging the cell phone but not much else. If the one you get actually provides the 500 mA stated then I would expect it to work for you. It isn't very expensive so there isn't that much risk in trying it.
1183400
I only know that it runs on 120 volts, 1680 watts, with an airspeed of 3757 fpm and that I like it a lot. I hope that helps.
1536921
No, the manufacturers use several methods to artificially inflate the numbers. For instance running the tests at 16.6v in a system that won't be strained to run 4000 watts. In a real world scenario you'd be lucky to see this put out 2k watts @ 1 ohm stable. But for this money, you're not going to find much else putting that kind of power out.
322231
22.5 Volts At Its Peak - It Needs To Be Harnessed With A Voltage Regulator IMO.
454061
Your kidding, Right? 110Volt from the grid. Maybe enough batteries with a big inverter could spin it?
148160
Yes, I would recommend one. The panel puts out about 22 volts at peak power.
1450447
It is very doubtful that this cheap item is 30,000 mAh! Either somebody is lying or they don't know their math. [30,000 mAh = 30 Ah] Either way - Not believable. The reviews for this device, show its poor quality. This could indicate that they used lower-grade components (cheaper batteries, poor workmanship). Unreliable devices can cause much fustration!
1510052
In full sun mine at times produced 180 watts which = 15amps. But not all the time. depends on the sun.
1956785
Interestingly enough, even though so many things like computers etc are multi-voltage, this device requires that it run on 120 Volts. It is listed in the owners manual as well as on the back of the unit.
379662
yes, 5-17 voltsMine is working great and i have placed it between the solar panel and the voltage regulator.MPP
2034189
Yes, it is a 115 volt system and it draws 11.9 Amps according the plate on the side. We run it with no trouble on a 15 amp circuit but we do have to try and keep other things off that circuit when it's running.
98201
no this is a five volt only backup battery. I if you look at your charger you will see that it converts AC to 18 volts dc
2143207
If this were 50000mah, it would be at 3.7 volts, leaving less available for use at the 5 volts of usb. That being said, I doubt this is really the stated capacity. I plan to take it apart soon and discover what it really contains. I will post a discussion topic here if possible after it is dismantled.
556170
It does but it doesn't work. Plus this is not nearly a 1600w system. Not worth the money they are asking. It puts out maybe 200w.
644209
It will power more than that. It is the best one I have ever used and quieter than all others.
1651956
no, not true. it is 110 volt only- darn good compresser for its size. would defintely buy again.