
Here is how it works: energy from a power cell (battery) passes through all three modules and is then routed through shielded conduits to the prefire chamber, a sphere of gulium arkenide-reinforced LiCu 521, 1.5 cm in diameter. This energy is stored temporarily by a charge barrier, which then collapses the energy, discharging it through the LiCu (the 'emitter crystal') as a pulse of energy. The beam hits the target man thus ceasing the daunting alarm ringing. If you think your phaser-toting skills are top-notch, keep this thing as far away from your bed and practice before class every morning. Available now at ThinkGeek.
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