Not really for my computer:
http://www3.telus.net/chemelec/Projects/Stun-Gun/Stungun-2.jpg
Can anyone help me with that?
http://www3.telus.net/chemelec/Projects/Stun-Gun/Stungun-2.jpg
Can anyone help me with that?
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_mike_ said:I'm not sure what the > looking things are, (diodes, right?), It says IN4005 but I am unfamiliar with model numbers, are they zenier diodes?
Any more help?
RancidWAnnaRIot said:maybe the dog is a P-type material....... .
chinoquezada said:dont use this on your dog!
where you dropped or something? 50k Volts is a enough to stun a big man (and i mean a huge man). your dog will end up being more aggresive than before.
How about profesional trainer?
you know, instead of these nazi tactics you plan to pull on him?
EDIT:
also the guy who listed the parts was right. I agree with him
living tissue resistance can vary a lot of course, but mainly we are dealing in megaohms. But 50K Volts would inevitable transmit a lot of current.DarkenReaper57 said:It doesn't really matter how many volts are used. What matters is the amount of current transmitted.
chinoquezada said:But 50K Volts would inevitable transmit a lot of current.
chinoquezada said:living tissue resistance can vary a lot of course, but mainly we are dealing in megaohms. But 50K Volts would inevitable transmit a lot of current.
Just think that powerlines have a 13K Volts potential between one another and i think you have read or seen or been told how people have been killed from them. (of course you get killed cause the initial shock shorts your central nervous system and doesnt let you move your hands to brake free. you fry...)
0.01 amps could kill. some batteries can pull up to 2 amps...mikeblas said:Or, not. If the supply isn't capable of delivering that much current, the voltage drops and that's that. The supply must be capable of sourcing that much current. It may or may not be able to.
.B ekiM
_mike_ said:Not really for my computer (yet......), but I want to use this to train my dog.
http://www3.telus.net/chemelec/Projects/Stun-Gun/Stungun-2.jpg
Can anyone help me as to what it is?
chinoquezada said:0.01 amps could kill. some batteries can pull up to 2 amps...
that the OP doesnt seem to know a lot about electronics yet. And in making and using this thing, could possibly injure him or his dog.mikeblas said:Sure, some can. Some can source substantially more, such as a car battery.
Anyway, what's your point?
.B ekiM
JEEVES/whohasmyname? said:"Not only did his dong attack me, but then the owner electricuited me"
JEEVES
_mike_ said:Man, this one got out of hand. First off, the dog is 3 months old. He doesn't need put down, but he just doesn't care when you yell at him, or praise him for that fact. Maybe he's deaf/autistic?
Anyway, why does everyone assume electric shock immediate means death? Even touched a 9V battery to your tongue? Died? Did it feel good though?
I figured this was more humane that hitting the dog, since this would be an anoyance, and hitting him hard enough to punish him would probably injure him?
arock1_3 said:I read the whole thing and still don't get it, _mike_ is this stunt gun for you to train your dog?
Well that was going to be my answer if he said yes. That is very, very cruel. But I noticed that he never said that it was to train his dog unless I overlooked it. Unless when he edit the initial post he deleted that part, and in that case _mike_ you're a sicko, very sicko.joecool234 said:No, he's just trying to torture it...