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cell phone stun guns

The cell phone looking stun

gun. It looks just like a camera cell phone but offers

discreet protection to the person carrying it.

You have an edge over your attacker because of its simple

appearance. And also, the power punching stun gun has a

small 12 LED flashlight for added safety.

With 950,000 volts, cell phone stun gun is one of the

highest voltage guns on the market. It is also the most

realistic looking cell phone stun gun available, giving you

an edge over your attacker if you need to defend yourself

with it.

In fact, just test firing this powerful cell phone stun gun

pay be enough to ward off any would be attackers. A bright

electric current crackles across the top of the cell phone

stun gun and it creates an intimidating electrical sound

that would scare off anyone with any sort of sense. If the

sights and sounds donít scare them away, then the jolt of

950,000 volts definitely will.

In place are safety measures that prevent an accidental

discharge. The safety switch must be in the on position

which causes the LED warning light to come on and then the

trigger button needs to be pressed before the stun gun cell

phone will work.

This stun gun works on 3 CR2 lithium batteries. But

remember when purchasing this, it does not work as a cell

phone, only as a stun gun. And this particular one will set

you back about seventy dollars.

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self defense stun gun

The Stun gun is an effective weapon used to subdue a person

by administering an electric shock that disrupts muscle

function for a limited amount of time.

While the taser fires projectiles that administer the

shock, the stun gun is a handheld weapon that causes a

shock by direct contact.

Stun Guns use a temporary high voltage low current

electrical charge to stun the bodyís muscles and immobilize

the recipient.

The recipient feels pain and is momentarily paralyzed. It

is also reported that applying the stun gun to more

sensitive spots on the body will cause more pain.

Tests show the most effective parts of the body to stun are

the upper shoulder, below the rib cage, and the upper hip.

The resulting shock causes muscles to twitch

uncontrollably, like muscle spasms.

The margin of safety on the use of stun guns depends highly

on the overall general health of the person receiving the

shock. There is some controversy over the use of the stun

guns.

The internal workings are basic and simple, based on either

an oscillator, resonant circuit, and set-up transformer or

diodecapicator voltage multiplier. This is what causes the

continuous, direct, or alternating high-voltage discharge.

They are powered usually on one or two batteries depending

on the manufacturer. The power of the output current

depends on the recipient resistance, skin type, moisture,

clothing, and the battery conditions.

A shock lasting about half a second will cause intense pain

and muscle contractions, which startle most people. Two to

three seconds will often cause the target to become dazed

and drop to the ground, and over three seconds will usually

completely disorientate and drop an attacker for several

seconds.

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