I wonder how that thing works on metal and electronics.
like if they could just drive up behind someone they're in pursuit of, rack the car with a row of 24 tazers and just fry the electronics with all of them at their 950,000whatever capacity.
cars probably don't work like that, but I'm living in an action movie, so
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MetalbourneInside a cluster b personalityRegistered Userregular
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I remember something about them working on a sort of "car tazer" that basically kills the electrical system in your car. I don't think a human tazer would do it though
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Donovan PuppyfuckerA dagger in the dark isworth a thousand swords in the morningRegistered Userregular
I wonder how that thing works on metal and electronics.
like if they could just drive up behind someone they're in pursuit of, rack the car with a row of 24 tazers and just fry the electronics with all of them at their 950,000whatever capacity.
cars probably don't work like that, but I'm living in an action movie, so
Most cars use the unibody chassis as an earth return for the electrical systems, so if you pumped enough current into it, you'd kill all the fuses and circuit breakers..
anyone know how much current that system puts out? Tazer varies voltage from weapon to weapon
well I'm no electrician, but I'm pretty sure that tazers don't use very much current at all because that's what kills people. Voltage on the other hand, is pretty high due to the fact that for a given wattage, current is inversely proportional to voltage.
anyone know how much current that system puts out? Tazer varies voltage from weapon to weapon
well I'm no electrician, but I'm pretty sure that tazers don't use very much current at all because that's what kills people. Voltage on the other hand, is pretty high due to the fact that for a given wattage, current is inversely proportional to voltage.
oh right. damn. despite always being pretty good in science, I always get wattage and voltage mixed up
the "advantages" are that it can be fired from any shotgun. you don't need to carry extra things, it's "quickly" deployed (you would still have to take the time to load it specifically), and iirc the slug has decent firing range
I see the rise of a new problem: perpetrators recovering and running away before the cops can reach the person they tased.
out in Belle Glade, FL, a problem arose in shooting "urban" youths with tasers. they wore multiple layers of very baggy shirts. the needles would stick in the first shirt, shoot its load, then the dude would just pulled it off all super pissed.
which reminds me, I think another perk of that shotgun tazer slug is that if anyone tried to touch it after like 30 seconds of it being deployed, it would shock them
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and then shocks him
excellent
The best thing is that it will taze you so that the cop has an easier time running you over in his car.
like if they could just drive up behind someone they're in pursuit of, rack the car with a row of 24 tazers and just fry the electronics with all of them at their 950,000whatever capacity.
cars probably don't work like that, but I'm living in an action movie, so
Most cars use the unibody chassis as an earth return for the electrical systems, so if you pumped enough current into it, you'd kill all the fuses and circuit breakers..
well I'm no electrician, but I'm pretty sure that tazers don't use very much current at all because that's what kills people. Voltage on the other hand, is pretty high due to the fact that for a given wattage, current is inversely proportional to voltage.
You don't see that too often.
It's almost always inappropriate use of an apostrophe. These days, people seem to think you can just toss 'em in wherever you want.
oh right. damn. despite always being pretty good in science, I always get wattage and voltage mixed up
bought from acme
wattage is how much work the electricity can do over time
current is the rate of flow
voltage is the amount of power in each electron? or something?
almost.
Voltage is the amount of electromotive force.
.006 amps can kill you
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gEtSoxTNYtQ&feature=related
excellent
I couldn't help laughing at it
it's not that serious, guys
needs a cattle prod bayonet
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the "advantages" are that it can be fired from any shotgun. you don't need to carry extra things, it's "quickly" deployed (you would still have to take the time to load it specifically), and iirc the slug has decent firing range
then, the taser grenade launcher
Shoots electricity backwards to move faster?
(I am aware that electricity doesn't actually work like this)
out in Belle Glade, FL, a problem arose in shooting "urban" youths with tasers. they wore multiple layers of very baggy shirts. the needles would stick in the first shirt, shoot its load, then the dude would just pulled it off all super pissed.
which reminds me, I think another perk of that shotgun tazer slug is that if anyone tried to touch it after like 30 seconds of it being deployed, it would shock them
I've already developed the 5000lb taser bomb and I'm working on the nuclear taser missile.
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the tazer flame thrower is still stuck in the conceptual phase
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it is designed for use by a beholder apparently
because collateral damage is for pussies
scientists working on the project were heard to say it was "far too silly"