I finished my wz weapons
microwave generator, also knows as an EMP device.220V/1000Wrailgun,I had a test for this weapon, it physically hurts me,horrible
220V/862Wflashlight laser 1000V/20W
Wz Weapons in Real World
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ShinyuWu
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Wz Weapons in Real World
After 3days' research (sorry my low level research facility
I finished my wz weapons
microwave generator, also knows as an EMP device.220V/1000W
railgun,I had a test for this weapon, it physically hurts me,horrible 220V/862W
flashlight laser 1000V/20W
I finished my wz weapons
microwave generator, also knows as an EMP device.220V/1000Wrailgun,I had a test for this weapon, it physically hurts me,horrible
220V/862Wflashlight laser 1000V/20W
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Jorzi
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Re: Wz Weapons in Real World
Protip: Never use 220V with uninsulated wires.
Especially the microwave generator, which, if I remember correctly, steps up the voltage even further. This means all you need to do is to accidentally touch the wrong place to get killed. (Yeah yeah if you're lucky you'll "just" end up in hospital with 3rd degree burns and possible heart problems)
220V is approximately at the border of dangerous but not quite deadly, as long as your skin is completely dry.
These pictures are a perfect illustration of why you should have more than just an understanding of how electricity works before you start building high-voltage electrical devices.
Especially the microwave generator, which, if I remember correctly, steps up the voltage even further. This means all you need to do is to accidentally touch the wrong place to get killed. (Yeah yeah if you're lucky you'll "just" end up in hospital with 3rd degree burns and possible heart problems)
220V is approximately at the border of dangerous but not quite deadly, as long as your skin is completely dry.
These pictures are a perfect illustration of why you should have more than just an understanding of how electricity works before you start building high-voltage electrical devices.
-insert deep philosophical statement here-