Does the taser affect the heart or a cardiac pacemaker?
The advanced taser’s output is well below the level established as “safe” by the federal government in approving such devices as the electrified cattle fence. In a medical study of the model xr 5000 electronic stun gun, dr. Robert stratbucker of the university of nebraska medical center confirmed that the t-wave does not interrupt the heartbeat or damage a pacemaker. Any modern pacemaker is designed to withstand electrical defibrillator pulses that are hundreds of times stronger than the advanced taser’s output. The advanced taser current of 0.3 joules is well below the 10-50 joule threshold above which cardiac ventricular fibrillation can occur.
ADVANCED TASER output is well below the level established as “safe” by the federal government in approving such devices as the electrified cattle fence. In a medical study, Dr. Robert Stratbucker tested the M26 at the University of Missouri and confirmed that the T-Wave does not interrupt the heartbeat or damage a pacemaker. Any modern pacemaker is designed to withstand electrical defibrillator pulses that are hundreds of times stronger than the ADVANCED TASERS output. The TASER M18 has a current of 1.76 Joules which is well below the 10-50 joule threshold above which cardiac ventricular fibrillation can occur. 4. ISN’T HIGH VOLTAGE LETHAL? High voltage, in itself, is not dangerous. One can receive a 25,000-volt shock of static electricity from a doorknob on a dry day without harm. The physiological effect of electrical shock is determined by: the current, its duration, and the power source that produces the shock. The typical household current of 110 volts is dangerous because it can
