Where do the probes deliver current from in the DFSG?

• A. Through the long conductive wires connected to the device's electrical circuit.
• B. They store power in their own battery
• C. They are batteryless and store energy in the dart
• D. They generate energy on impact

Answer: (A)

Current needs a complete path from the device to the target, and the DFSG provides that path with long conductive wires that connect to the device’s electrical circuit. When activated, energy stored in the device’s power source flows through the circuit and travels along those wires to the probes, into the target, and back through the body to complete the circuit. The probes themselves don’t carry their own battery or store energy; they simply relay the energy from the device. They don’t generate energy on impact either.