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I'm actually not entirely sure about that. I found a video on Youtube where someone tests a device that looks like the one I showed on my very first post. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wujJ-eyacWg Do you think it's the same device in question?

Thanks for the informative answer. So based on what we've discussed, we can come to the conclusion to the low power pulse gun I cited in the first post is only meant to cause certain disruptions in devices. So like....if you were to aim it in a particulat direction, and a person is headed in the direction to which you're aiming the device, there would be no damage to that person or any other ill effects, but only disruptions on the electrical objects that they may be carrying like cell phones. Would this be a correct statement?

I understand that these are different variables, but my question is if these units of measurement can be beamed in the same way that you can beam a microwave or a laser at a specific direction. Does electric current mean that watts, megawatts and kilovolts are strictly positioned in electronic wires and therefore are not present and cannot be detected anywhere outside electric wires?

Thank you for answering the question in a clear matter with regards to the joules and the physics around it. I have one last question if it's ok. I would also like to know if you can beam ampage, megawatts and the charging voltage in the same way that you can beam joules?

The sellers do not indicate that this can harm people. I know it's not directly related to the topic, but I know that they have microwave beams for all sorts of purposes, including shooting down drones, frying electronics etc.. You will also get thermal effects of you stand in the way between the microwave beam and the intended target due to the power of the beam. I'm thinking along these lines with regards to EMP weapons. I'm thinking that if you hit a person with this EMP weapon, you might just hurt them since I'm assuming that these pulses contain megawatts and apps.

Hello everyone, I hope everyone is doing well today. I recently came across a website called "Amazing1" where they sell EMP devices in which you can break electronics easily. There was one item that brought my attention called the "Low Power Pulse Gun" http://www.amazing1.com/products/low-power-pulse-gun.html The description for this is as follows: I'm not a very scientific individual, but these features are scary to say the least. I know this question may seem silly to most of you but I would just like to know if it would be possible with this device to aim amps and/or electricity in general at an individual person--in the same way that microwave beams can be aimed at an object or at an individual (ie. Active Denial System)? Can you create beams out of amps (or electrical current in general) using this device and aim it at an individual? Thank you Steven

Hello everyone, Firstly, I'm new to this forum and therefore please forigve me if I don't suond as scientific as I should, In any case, I had a question to ask. Many people claim that negative ions are very good for your health as they are supposed to increase seratonin, make you happier and what not. In fact, it's even become a therapy in some parts of the world. In any case here is my question: would it be possible for RF/microwaves to produce negative ions under certain frequencies? Or do all electromagnetic waves only emit positive radiation? Steven