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【Product Name】： jammer NO.19

【Product Introduction】：

One slot machine jammer is 140 USD (120 euros), including DHL shipping cost to worldwide

package will arrive in 4 working days

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Work process:
1, through the high frequency inductive power supply (36 v) for oscillating signal processing, sideways to the appropriate frequency.
2, through the special RF transistor pulse oscillation circuit.The inductive signal amplification processing after finishing.
3, through the high frequency coil again to sort out the output signal, high frequency magnetic field of electromagnetic wave signal output
Working on separator principle: game consoles and separator can emit high frequency electromagnetic wave, the console control chip on the motherboard have points, with game consoles can interfere with the game board, coin, key points, high frequency magnetic field signal can penetrate the inside of the machine wire, resistor, capacitor, chip, IC transistors, SCM, etc., after the interference on the points on the integrated circuit receives signals or refund money, the machine will automatically on or refund COINS, electric equipment is made up of thousands of electronic components, electrical engineer is the most headache is electromagnetic interference, especially high frequency, ultra high frequency electromagnetic interference, the problem is now and in the future is difficult to conquer.
Product introduction:
Working voltage: 36 v
Working pattern: straight frequency
Antenna pattern: built-in + strengthen external (removable)
Instrument color: black
Size: 80 x50x21mm
Instrument power: 30 w
Power switch: double
Cooling mode: internal heat sink + temperature protection
Applicable models: single pokies, attachment slot machines, roulette machine, COINS, paper money, lottery type, the machine in Europe and America, mainland machines, 3 d animal, 3 d racing.
Equipment characteristics: the latest debug ultra-high frequency, more suitable machine, flash alarm prevention ability is stronger.Adopt imported transistor has a strong compression capacity,
Transmitter using electronic temperature control technology, the instrument according to casually won't burn out.Exclusive design: 36 v puckering direct charging, charging stability, take longer to apply
(the first battery must be sufficient enough for 12 hours in a row, so battery life is longer)
Instrument power supply:
1 4 V single-hole charge note: 36 V chargers for
2, with nine series of A lithium battery capacity is larger and more durable
3, the charger current 150 ma, the biggest battery safe and reliable
Launch:
1, enameled wire coil is made of high quality, precision round, more standard and more stable
2, imported high power transistor (power stronger)
3, the latest debug method, power is more powerful

price:140 USD free DHL shipping cost

video: https://youtu.be/DRUVN2vxL7k


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Cover photo: A slot machine interface. Note: the machine pictured is not made by the manufacturer of the machines that were exploited in the slot machine story. It's just a flashy pic of a slot machine. Credit: Bloomberg / Getty