12 Million Volts 20$ TASER? 928 Type 12000k

[@NickElectronics]

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[@IsrafilKhan-x1i]

Where it will found??? How to buy it?? Plse ..give me product buy link???

[@NickElectronics]

Its called 928 type 12000k stun gun. Buy anywhere online :)

[@lucashsilvabsb]

Ola como posso diminuir a tensão?

[@NickElectronics]

Hello, in this taser only option would be to reduce gap between metal contacts.

[@franklinegbuche7097]

Informative.

[@elmerilumin9030]

How many hrs of charging this item?

[@DarkWifey]

0:53 🤣🤣🤣

[@hefenzy]

Блин, на сколько же я позабыл физику

[@NickElectronics]

:)

[@MelisaAliova]

I can make one for 4$ if you whant the link for the materials tell me

[@NickElectronics]

Actually gap between electrodes is a little bit less - around 10mm :) So it`s even lower voltage formed between them.

[@rexintonegamers]

How different it is from step up power module available in internet

[@NickElectronics]

@@rexintonegamers I have not looked inside of such a module personally, but I think they are very similar. They even look the same) And both Chinese :)

[@Saru-se6rl]

@@NickElectronicsso it’s greater than what it advertised?

[@NickElectronics]

@@Saru-se6rl no, it is much smaller. Such a high voltage cannot even form between electrodes because there is not enough space (air, which is a dielectric)

[@Saru-se6rl]

@@NickElectronics so in general, it’s not powerful enough to incapacitate a person? I was just going to buy, but I don’t want to be in a situation that I try to use it and it doesn’t work, I would laugh

[@andrejkrulj3338]

I am confused why do you Said 12 milion volts when IT says 12,000k volts

[@NickElectronics]

Because k = kilo = 10 to power of 3 = 1000 :)

[@stefanoferruggiara]

So... is it a 12000k or not?

[@NickElectronics]

No its not. Not even close )

[@stefanoferruggiara]

Tahnks for fast reply. First... Nice video! Second... hiw much you this the output voltage? 12000 volt or less? Thanks.

[@NickElectronics]

@@stefanoferruggiara Theoretically it is around 50-60 kV. On practice i have no chance to measure such voltages :) If you want to calculate it by yourself, you can use Paschen's law :) You`re welcome!

[@ALINUTA799]

​​@@NickElectronicshello. it means that it has some power of intimidation, in the past I used a flashlight with a laser as well as an electric shock, I had done a test on my thigh, this when it was barely audible and practically discharged and the power on it was written 50000w - police) and with all that having no battery at all to 0 I said to see how it would be and the peak for about 2 days I had a crazy discomfort in my thigh, but putting the back of someone's neck on someone's neck is definitely a nasty feeling, I think it can make the person in question faint if you draw on he shocked this model tw 928 is praised by many people, is it loud as noise? and can you tell me about what voltage it goes up to? or does it fall within those 50-60kw, imeans 50-60k watts right?'

[@NickElectronics]

Hello, it is really noizy, that i can guaranty) I even red that because of its sound a lot of people use it to scare wild animals :) I mean, if you really shock anyone with it the person wont be happy that is for sure) But the voltage it creates is not even close to 12 million. As i say in the video. The maximum is 3kV/mm for air. Metal contact there are 10mm away. So, the voltage is 30kV at max. About the power of the arc idk really. I know that 30mA flowing through heart can kill. So i have a doubts that they use values even close to that. Probably up to 1-10 mAmps. So, maybe up to hundred Wats??? That would be my guess@@ALINUTA799

[@Hogarth714]

That's not a taser, it's a stun gun.

[@NickElectronics]

Yeah, maybe, but its confusing. Stun GUN- does not shoot with a piercing darts, but taser - does. The GUN must be shooting something according to logic. Before the video i googled it and there is a huge confusion in the internet as well.

[@Hogarth714]

@@NickElectronics Actually it's pretty simple.

[@NickElectronics]

​@@Hogarth714 so, let it be as you said.