Big difference between 2 virtually omnidirectional watts of microwave
energy transmitted by a cell phone and a few thousand focused watts
transmitted.
A Magnatron is a microwave transmitter, the heart of a microwave oven,
also used in some radar systems.
A magnet is just a magnet ....to stick onto an oven.
Ode
At 01:51 AM 6/12/2008 +0800, you wrote:
Ah yes, Ode, but could I do this with my mobile phone? Or would I have to
get my microwave oven back from the Red Cross Thrift Shop and dismantle
it? Or, perhaps, could I use the big heavy magnet out of some nautical
equipment I was given, the one that's stuck to the metal wall of the
garage so I don't forget where to find it? And while people are painting
targets could somebody please paint our termites and cockroaches with
something metallic so I only have to point the ends of this heavy magnet
at them to attract them if I can't cook them?
Or - ooh - was it a magnet out of a microwave? No, I think it might have
been out of radar equipment. Is that lethal too? Am I dead yet? How
will I know? And who will clean up the popped cockroaches off the walls
after I am gone?
----- You can take the magnetron out of a microwave and make a "death
ray" out
of it.
Quite dangerous..be careful where you point that thang!
The Army has a computer controlled microwave based nonlethal weapons
system that can pick out and "heat up" enemy troops in seconds at a
distance while leaving non targets standing between them untouched. In
effect, they take a digital photo of a crowd and "paint" the nontargets,
then the computer zaps anything that's not that with directed pulse
scanning like a TVs electron beam paints a picture on a TV
screen.
Hummm.. I see a possible future in house hold pest control. Just "paint"
the fish tank and stereo systems and cook any other living thing while
still inside the walls. Termite TOAST! I'll bethcha a cock roach would
heat up FAST. [and pop??]
If the wood of the table is very dry, it won't heat up or shield from
microwave radiation very well.
There may also have been a glass covered hole under the table cloth.
Microwaves are a narrow beam, easily directed....so anyone not in it's
path will not be harmed.
The ceiling over the table would be a very dangerous place to be.
[Hopefully, a single story house ]
A hot plate would have burned the tablecloth before popping any corn, but
a microwave beam won't touch dry cloth.
Ode
At 08:55 AM 6/10/2008 -1000, you wrote:
> > Ooh don't! Poor chickens! Dee
>
>I believe it was just hot enough to make them dance.
>
>Maybe a hot plate was used under the table to pop the corn
>in the videos ?
>
>Smitty
>
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