Suitcase that Literally Shocks Thieves
March 28th, 2006 12:15 PM | by Christen da Costa | 2 Comments
This suitcase sounds like an accident waiting to happen – after all how many of us have mistakenly set off our car alarm. This suitcase sports not only a 107db alarm system, but an 80k volt electric shock (equivalent to a stun gun) for prying individuals. Comes in brown or black, includes 16 batteries and 2 remotes all for a mere $1,080. Make for excellent April Fool’s day gag or law suit!
80,000 Volt Electric Suit Case [BornRich]
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[...] Getting zapped by stun gun which emits 50,000 volts is no walk in the park. But what if you could casually stand there, take a stun to the chest and not think twice about it. Thor Shield, a polyester fabric, is designed to do just that, and is currently being incorporated in military and law enforcement clothing – sorry, not available for the consumer market. G2, the company that manufactures the conductive material, indicated that what makes the polyester material effective is that it’s bonded to a conducted material that loops the electricity, and essentially sends the electricity back to the gun. The designer of the Thor Shield, Greg Schultz, brainstormed the material one evening while watching a program on Stun Guns – course it helps that he spent years as an engineer building lighting detection systems that are placed near roller coasters and other large structures susceptible to lightning strikes. [...]