In a DFSG, where are the two probes located?

In a DFSG, where are the two probes located?

• A. Permanently attached to the device.
• B. At the ends of long conductive wires.
• C. Embedded in the cartridge.
• D. Not connected to the electrical circuit.

Answer: (B)

In a DFSG, the two probes are at the ends of long conductive wires. This arrangement lets the device deliver the electrical discharge to a distant target while the main unit stays safely in the operator’s hand. The wires carry the high-voltage pulse from the main body to the probe tips, enabling contact with the target from a distance during training. If the probes were permanently attached to the device without wires, reach would be restricted; if they were embedded in a cartridge, they couldn’t reach the target; if they weren’t connected to the circuit, there would be no current path to deliver the shock.

In a DFSG, the two probes are at the ends of long conductive wires. This arrangement lets the device deliver the electrical discharge to a distant target while the main unit stays safely in the operator’s hand. The wires carry the high-voltage pulse from the main body to the probe tips, enabling contact with the target from a distance during training. If the probes were permanently attached to the device without wires, reach would be restricted; if they were embedded in a cartridge, they couldn’t reach the target; if they weren’t connected to the circuit, there would be no current path to deliver the shock.