The microwave interior is a resonant cavity.

@CoilLabs

3 жыл бұрын

That's a very good point and explains a lot about this thing's lack of performance.

Rick and morty: microwave on a cob

Need to set up an array of florescent tubes to see how it is a microwave flashlight!

@CoilLabs

3 жыл бұрын

Ha, that's brilliant!

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Literally like a Geiger count chirping away. Really sureal awesome video man. Like a lifelong wish come true to see this.

@CoilLabs

2 жыл бұрын

Haha thanks. This was a wild one and one I was a bit afraid to try, not gonna lie. I also did not know what I was doing in terms of video production, back when I made this. Feels like a completely different channel now to me, lol.

Man ur vids are great, magnetrons resonate at like 2.45 gigahertz, thats a super high frequency!

Safety second!

i love your faraday mask

I think maybe calculating a proper horn would yield some great results

@flaplaya

2 жыл бұрын

That's true old antennas 📡.... Antenna facing up to a 45° parabola. That could transmit this huge 1000 watts of microwaves many miles though, very very dangerous for the neighborhood.

Looks like you need a telephoto lens to film this video since it will make your camera far away from the dangerous place :-)

@CoilLabs

3 жыл бұрын

Haha good point!

Dam they playing your book what I seen

That piece of aluminium is way to much try it with a piece this big: ____________ ____________ About this size on a 58inch screen!! like the size of half your thump! Good luck!

I wonder why there wasnt a reaction with the foil.

@CoilLabs

4 жыл бұрын

Just not a strong enough electric field I suppose. I was a bit underwhelmed, to be honest. Seems that taking it out of the enclosed Faraday cage of the microwave oven really reduces the radiation intensity, even if something is right in front of it.

@GkGSparks

4 жыл бұрын

@@CoilLabs That's pretty neat, honestly.

Hi my question is how much push force do a microwave transformer produce in pounds of electricity force? I know microwave transformer have a lot of voltage But how much in pounds of electricity force thats what I want to know. When a power line get cut and the voltage cut line is moving up and down on the ground how much electricity force pounds is making it move like that? It must weigh something?

@martinbobak3009

3 жыл бұрын

What the hell you mean? It's like asking how many seconds is kilometer

@TimelineDunkley

3 жыл бұрын

I found it out ac do have pounds voltage, you know how you have a AAA battery and the battery is little heavy but whrn you use the dc voltage its gone. Now the Ac microwave transformer voltage have wight YES IT DO. I tell how I did a test. Say you used 2 transformer voltage of 2000 - 2800 right so its grams right = 12. 346× 4= 49.38400 lb. So it changes to pounds when you use a spark gap of 4 by using blot screw space between the have magnetron under them when the energy shot out the ac microwave transformer spark gap of 4 shot up electric blue flames you can use that. I make it a real electric engine that can fly. You can use it for water can space.

@TimelineDunkley

3 жыл бұрын

If you add more spark bolt gap for your transformer the electricity ac voltage get more heaver it can pick up a person in a craft if you make one. On September I will put a video of my machine that fly on ac electricity and microwave transformer with multiple blot spark gas and magnetron. A different way of getting around

@martinbobak3009

3 жыл бұрын

@@TimelineDunkley hv lines moving up and down is just electrostatic attraction and repulsion, in the battery example the change of weight is due to a chemical reaction, and I don't know what to say about spark gaps idk if you mean a shock wave that the discharge produces but neither dc nor ac has weight

@martinbobak3009

3 жыл бұрын

@@TimelineDunkley you still think electricity has weight?

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