CEW Taser Flashcards

1
Q

Define Neuromuscular Incapacitation (NMI)

A

Is a direct involuntary contraction of the muscles that disrupts neuromuscular control, affecting the motor, sensory and nervous systems within the body.

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2
Q

How many target areas are there for a Taser deployment?

A

Two:

  1. Preferred Target Area
  2. Secondary Target Area
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3
Q

Preferred Target Area

A

Aim for the centre of seen target mass of the back.

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4
Q

Secondary Target Area

A

Aim for lower torso front.

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5
Q

Taser Maximum Range

A

7.6m

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6
Q

Taser Optimum Range

A

2.1m - 4.5m

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7
Q

Taser Optimum Spread

A

33cm-66cm

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8
Q

Probe penetration

A

1.5cm

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9
Q

How long is one pulse (trigger pull)?

A

5 seconds

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10
Q

Catridge Shelf Life

A

5 years

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11
Q

Top probe shoots out horizontally. The bottom probe shoots…?

A

8 degrees down from the horizontal line

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12
Q

Peak voltage and amps

A

50,000V and 0.0021A

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13
Q

Battery

A

3V Lithium battery

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