Well at least I did not end up like this guy! i.imgur.com/ONRzMEj.jpg Im heading to Maker Faire this weekend, Should I make a video/vlog about it? Got a cool idea for the Science Fair but cant make it? Share it below!
You need to put a rotating plate in the bottom of the microwave and cover it in grapes cut in half with a tiny bit of skin left between them, they create plasma and then when they break they propel themselves away from each other actually you should team up with physics girl to answer why they push themselves away from each other when after the plasma burns the center part out.
I don’t think the snack worked because the small microwave stops microwaves coming in add out and the the mini microwave broke so the microwaves where just being deflected
I'm thinking if you place the magnetrons at a distance proportional to microwave wave length, than maybe they amplify each other better. Or they might not! the other option would be to have some reflective surfaces in front of them to randomize the output a bit more as they do in some microwaves. That would steer the waves a bit more especially if the surfaces move. ALSO! to get larger sparks from the foil, don't ball it, but leave strips of foil close to each other and that should look more magnificent! AND... no I'm done [Edit] oh wait! to see the wave pattern in the oven you could leave a cardboard box in it for 10 seconds and look at it with a thermal camera
Where were you when I was building this! That cardboard trick is a good idea. I bet you could lightly mist it with water and see where it evaporates. I'm sure there all sorts of destructive interference happening, and I could have done better but I just need to start making videos instead of worrying about it too much.
When she said lighters..... you knew 100% from the sound of her answer that he’s asked a million times and she’s probably caught him trying to sneak a lighter inside the house microwave lol
Electrical engineer here, you should shield the magnetrons that could be unsafe exposed like that, principally because you have many of those side by side. also, depending on the distance you put them appart, and the phase of the waves, they might not even be more powerfull than a single magnetron, they could even cancel out each other and you'd end up with less power being transmitted.
There's also the inherent flaw in "more magnetrons=more power" I see no evidence he's running 40 amp service to the megawave. Can pretty clearly see the lab power supply registering 24v, 1 amp, but it's also clearly not powering the magnetrons.
I honestly feel like he want fully powering the circuit as is anyways. A regular microwave pulls roughly 12-16 amps at 120V and NA breakers pop at around 20Amps so there’s no way he was running all of them at full power, unless he managed to tap multiple breakers across his house. And then, as you said, you can’t just bolt a magnetron to a surface and hope it works. Regular microwaves have physical wave guides and rotate just to evenly heat. Now you point multiple magnetrons straight into one direction, all with differing brands, power levels, and possibly even slightly different frequencies, it a miracle it worked at all
ah yes, this needed to be done. mankind has advanced one step further now that a microwave has been microwaved. i am also impressed by the sophisticated use of meme references in the vid. very subtle use of "loss" especially
There are so many of The GREATS OF UA-cam in this comments section. there is The back yard scientists, Cody'sLab ElectroBOOM and you're here too!! I am amazed. btw I am a big fan of yours and I loved the recen video on your second channel. will there be a sequel??
there are so many of The GREATS in these comments. ElectroBOOM, Backyard scientists, Cody'sLab and now styropyro! I am amazed. btw I loved the recent video you put on your second channel.
You won the internet. The only way someone can win more than you is by microwaving a microwave that's microwaving a microwave with a hot pocket in it. That's 3 microwaves deep, bruh. CAn you even?
4:51 "Send it off with a techno Viking funeral with flames and electricity and smoke. That's how I want to go out" "Keep doing stuff like this and you will" That had me friggin dying LOL
the radiation that destroyed Chernobyl was ionizing radiation, that's gamma rays, uv, X-rays, etc. While this radiation is non-ionizing, infrared, microwave, and radio wave. ionizing radiation knocks off electrons from your dna which makes them unstable because of their small wavelength. Nonionzing wavelengths are too big so they don't have that ability
My GE microwave from 2005 finally crapped out. At first ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxO_Bc204MGjxDl87cOKcdgaRhzSqGmv_g I was unsure because I was looking for something with the exact same features. Found it with this one. Interior space cavity was large, but the outside was smaller than my old one. I love the one-button push for 1-6 minutes, and the 30 second add or 30 second start. and MOST IMPORTANTLY, I love how you can adjust the power level during cooking. The reviews said it could not be done, but this marked all the other boxes. and happy to say, it does. I can hit 1 minute start, and change the power level from 10 to 5, 30 seconds in, without interruption. my favorite feature!
Isn't a microwave designed to block microwaves from going through, so isn't the smaller microwave blocking the microwaves from the large microwave from heating the hot pocket?
Lighters will never explode unless you break the entire containment space for the gas simultaneously. This is something learned as a... wayward child. Small holes especially melted ones, near an ignition source, always give a flame thrower. I think the burning gas melts the edges of the hole and makes them reseal. The classic method requires a small bit of skill to hit the ground right, like knife throwing, but you throw the lighter in such a way as to hit the plastic base against the ground and shatter it all in one go. We always used to joke about throwing it down next to a candle... but never tried it. Maybe you should. Just... insert an appropriate disclaimer here. :P
The body of the regular Microwave oven protected the contents from radiation, the same way it protects us by stopping it leaking out, and because the radiation from the Mega Microwave oven killed the regular oven before the 2 minutes were up, it was barely cooked at all.
I don’t know much about this type of thing but wouldn’t the Hot Pocket be a little more cooked because the other microwave stopped working. Wouldn’t the microwave stop blocking the radiation after it’s dead. Or maybe it depends on when the microwave stopped working.
Ofcourse the microwave inside the microwave didn't work. Since each microwave is a Faraday cage just as you said that protects from the microwaves. So the inside of the inner microwave is protected from the outer microwaves waves by it's Faraday cage, hence no improvement. However the parts outside the Faraday cage (such as electronics and plastics) is affected, hence it melted.
You should microwave grapes, Flex Seal, Flex tape, a wrench, a bullet, a light bulb, Gorilla Glue, highlighters, holographic Pokemon cards, memes, and the last thing you should microwave is T-Series
Is it a good idea to microwave this?! Miss that show so much, spent countless hours binge watching it when I was younger. Might have to watch some episodes again now.
I was going to do this years ago, but decided against it due to the high levels of radiation. At 4:25 you made me nervous. Even though it may have been unplugged, those 1uF / 2kv caps hold a charge for a little while. It takes time for the internal 10M resistor to bleed off the charge. Be careful!
It probably would've been a good idea to put the Faraday cage around the mega microwave instead of making one that's just barely big enough for one person to fit into.
It's because microwaves have built in Faraday cages so you don't get irradiated keeping all the microwaves in, in this case it also worked to keep the other waves out. So as soon as the smaller microwave got fried whatever is in the smaller one isn't getting any microwaves
Microwaves are actually not as dangerous as people say, you can run a magnetron in open air without skin protection and be perfectly fine, that’s because it disperses so damn much, that it can’t hit anything with enough precision to heat the body. That being said, if you stick the gun of the magnetron to your body, its gonna get hot, and possibly burn you internally(which is lethal sometimes). So, magnetrons and microwaves aren’t super dangerous unless you make a device that focuses the output, then it’s more dangerous. Still, you need to know a lot of stuff about microwaves before you work on them or repurpose then.
Florida Man rips a time in the hole space continuum by microwaving a microwave microwaving a microwave microwaving a microwave microwaving a microwave microwaving a microwave microwaving a microwave microwaving a microwave microwaving a microwave microwaving a microwave microwaving a microwave microwaving a microwave microwaving a hot pocket.
mattpkc34xx, Yes, you were the only one to notice it, because you are the only one that exists. Everyone else, all of use, are simply extensions of your own unconscious mind. This whole universe you perceive is your own being gone mad from loneliness. The truth is, there is no one else but you. You are the self perceiving perceiver. You are the hot pocket. Nah, I'm just messing with you. You're not the real one, just another aspect of its unconscious.
This is awesome, and I loved it, I would have just changed one thing, I would make a mark 2 or v2 with a magnetron on each side of the cube, so there’d be 6 total. I know it’s overkill, but it would be cool to see how items react with that many microwaves hitting from each side at once
You should have extended the box to cover the magnetrons. (they would still be divided from the main chamber of coarse so you wouldn't end up with them microwaving themselves in the process). Have you ever wondered why the entire microwave is made of metal and not just the cage area that surrounds your food chamber? That is probably why you were getting leakage issues. ;)
I just learned it's because ice doesnt absorb microwaves as well as water, so you get these hot spot spots in your food and its essentially a positive feedback loop. Microwaving on half power gives some time for the heat to transfer and it cools more evenly!
I was wondering if you just attached the magnetrons where they would fit, or did you calculate out the distances based on the wavelengths so that one magnetron wouldn't cause the others to be out of phase with it (causing dead spots), reducing the total power produced. Figuring out waveguide lengths, shapes, and sizes is a black art. Your microwave seemed to work pretty well!
Hey, Kevin! Have you ever microwaved Ivory soap? If you haven't, you should try it. And if you've never seen it before, DON'T ruin the surprise, just do it. It's not dangerous, I swear! It's just good *clean* fun. 😏
Did you match the characteristic impedance of the magnetron output waveguide with open air (about 377 Ohms)? If you did not you are creating reflected waves that will diminish the life of the magnetrons and decrease performance. Most waveguides have a horn on the end that accomplish this. You could reuse the sheetmetal one in each microwave. That would increase your efficiency. I should also mention random microwave emission ports cause random constructive and destructive waves within the cavity. So theoretically there may be spots with no microwave energy. The most efficient way to do this is to place each magnetrons at points on one wave guide where each adds to the amplitude of the other or multiplex several waveguides feeding into one output feehorn in the microwave.
That can be tricky to do if the wave guides are not setup perfectly they can theoretically experience the same destructive interference but yes I imagine his megawave has a lot of cold spots.
Some magnetrons have beryllium oxide (beryllia) ceramic insulators! So you should not MESS WITH THEM! One speck of it can lead to berylliosis which is not good!
To suffer injury, you need to break the ceramic and inhale a tiny bit of the dust. Don't do that. There is no reliable way to determine whether the one you are using contains beryllium or not, so you must assume it does.
Also they are powered In series from the 240v lines. 2 in series then 2 in parallel. Because the 240 is split phase from the transformer I'm pretty sure the magnetrons are doing double the duty cycle. Instead of going from 120 to 0 there going from 120 to -120. Because of this they were making a lot of heat and I had to use hair drier motors to cool them.
Awesome stuff as always! Better than when I microwaved a microwave. It was really hard for me to find microwaves that fit the specifications (a huge over-the-range microwave and a 600 watt microwave from K-Mart). Give it enough time and it'll catch fire (it was tough putting out the fire of the small microwave). Amazingly the glowstick I put in the small microwave remained intact.
Are you saying that really it was the US gov't conducting secret scientific tests on people where they exposed them to intense bursts of microwave radiation in their own homes without their knowledge? .....sounds about right, ya.
Ah yes, that was quite the amusing show. The answer, by the way, was no. No it was not a good idea to microwave whatever they chose. The longer the series ran, the crazier they had to get to justify any "yes" answers lol. My favorite is still the ping pong balls. XD
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Guy: *We're gonna send it off with a Techno Viking Funeral with flames and electricity and smoke. That's how I want to go out!* Lady: *Keep doing stuff like this and you will.*
You have to be drawing at least 20 amps with all those mags... and transformers.That extension cord has to be warm. (I work with microwaves) Our large food processing system we're designing has 16 in 1 large oven. (1500 watt each) Yours are probably 900 each. But at 115 volts compared to our 230 or 460, our next project, .. twice the amps. You should visit "The Capacitor" in future vids~. Have to have it to make the mags work. Mags need that DC like current. (And need the high voltage diode to do it)
Well at least I did not end up like this guy! i.imgur.com/ONRzMEj.jpg
Im heading to Maker Faire this weekend, Should I make a video/vlog about it?
Got a cool idea for the Science Fair but cant make it? Share it below!
the best memes are the ones that start with "florida man"
You need to put a rotating plate in the bottom of the microwave and cover it in grapes cut in half with a tiny bit of skin left between them, they create plasma and then when they break they propel themselves away from each other actually you should team up with physics girl to answer why they push themselves away from each other when after the plasma burns the center part out.
I don’t think the snack worked because the small microwave stops microwaves coming in add out and the the mini microwave broke so the microwaves where just being deflected
The odds are with me now, I just came back after a year, how SHOCKING
good ol' florida man
I'm thinking if you place the magnetrons at a distance proportional to microwave wave length, than maybe they amplify each other better. Or they might not! the other option would be to have some reflective surfaces in front of them to randomize the output a bit more as they do in some microwaves. That would steer the waves a bit more especially if the surfaces move.
ALSO! to get larger sparks from the foil, don't ball it, but leave strips of foil close to each other and that should look more magnificent!
AND... no I'm done
[Edit] oh wait! to see the wave pattern in the oven you could leave a cardboard box in it for 10 seconds and look at it with a thermal camera
eyebrow daddy😘😍
Love your videos 😍
Where were you when I was building this! That cardboard trick is a good idea. I bet you could lightly mist it with water and see where it evaporates.
I'm sure there all sorts of destructive interference happening, and I could have done better but I just need to start making videos instead of worrying about it too much.
@@TheBackyardScientist I would like to go do the Google science fair but I would need more information...
You were the first person I thought of when watching the video!
*_FLORIDA MAN DIED MICROWAVING A MICROWAVE_*
Fake news
you dont get the reddit referrence
RIP Florida Man
8shit.net
I saw that
I knew that is about what would happen but I'm glad you tested, it was great fun to watch.
You should make a leyden jar with Mercury
Huge fan just saying hi
There goes my hero
Thanks! Will you be at maker faire?
Are you two ever going to collaborate on a video?! :-)
When she said lighters..... you knew 100% from the sound of her answer that he’s asked a million times and she’s probably caught him trying to sneak a lighter inside the house microwave lol
I love that he had to specify the “inside microwave”.
Microwaves ???
OSHA approved "safety squints"
OSHA does not approve anything. Only makes recommendations.
Diy death
I do that. It doesnt help but if i die i dont see my death.
Common on a job site for sure
“That’s how I wanna go out”
“Keep doing stuff like this and you will”
dammit you beat me to it
100th like
Lol 118 likes. In Italy 118 is the emergency number.
183rd like
that was my favorite part too
Electrical engineer here, you should shield the magnetrons that could be unsafe exposed like that, principally because you have many of those side by side.
also, depending on the distance you put them appart, and the phase of the waves, they might not even be more powerfull than a single magnetron, they could even cancel out each other and you'd end up with less power being transmitted.
There's also the inherent flaw in "more magnetrons=more power" I see no evidence he's running 40 amp service to the megawave.
Can pretty clearly see the lab power supply registering 24v, 1 amp, but it's also clearly not powering the magnetrons.
It's the mesh washer that does most of the emitting. Still tho, there's about 20 things wrong with this setup. :0)
I honestly feel like he want fully powering the circuit as is anyways. A regular microwave pulls roughly 12-16 amps at 120V and NA breakers pop at around 20Amps so there’s no way he was running all of them at full power, unless he managed to tap multiple breakers across his house.
And then, as you said, you can’t just bolt a magnetron to a surface and hope it works. Regular microwaves have physical wave guides and rotate just to evenly heat. Now you point multiple magnetrons straight into one direction, all with differing brands, power levels, and possibly even slightly different frequencies, it a miracle it worked at all
I have no idea what you guys are talking about..
I'm just here to look smart.
came here for this. i"ll bet the unshielded magnetrons were leaking. he should have covered them with metal.
Mom: *hears a microwave*
Also Mom: honey what are you microwaving
Me: a microwave
Michaelwave
florida man grows second head after microwaving a microwave microwaving a microwave
I said charger
@@GRANDZENO-OMNIFORM3.5 TeChObAdE omgngmgngn difkdhdkdjdjdjdjdjdjddnddn
Why in world would you name your channel that
@@small_SHOT that's Chef MichaelWave to you, fool
Some guy in Florida guy died microwaving a microwave
Rewot Inno how
Better question: Why in Florida?
the florida man will never die
Haha mr beast microwaved a microwave
Some guy in Japan microwaved himself to past.
*slaps roof of megawave*
This bad boy can fit so much microwaves in it
Thank you for the heart :) ♥️
Happy im not the only one who got that
dead meme, but funny anyway
͠ŦιѺב please leave
Yeah we watched it too, dickhead.
ah yes, this needed to be done. mankind has advanced one step further now that a microwave has been microwaved. i am also impressed by the sophisticated use of meme references in the vid. very subtle use of "loss" especially
There are so many of The GREATS OF UA-cam in this comments section. there is The back yard scientists, Cody'sLab ElectroBOOM and you're here too!! I am amazed. btw I am a big fan of yours and I loved the recen video on your second channel. will there be a sequel??
there are so many of The GREATS in these comments. ElectroBOOM, Backyard scientists, Cody'sLab and now styropyro! I am amazed. btw I loved the recent video you put on your second channel.
Well jogwheel already kind of did that like 8 years ago but it was in pieces. Still those guys were awesome!
Mr. Beast already microwaved a microwaving a microwave microwaving a microwave
I love watching this old content and seeing comments from the boys supporting the other boys, Love your content Styro! Keep them eyes safe! lol
"Is it a good idea to microwave this?"
YESSS SOMBODY ELSE REMEMBERS
@@brightplaysgames8760 I remember bro, I remember
“ sometimes I know what I’m doing some times “
“ uh... I’m pretty sure this is black magic “
How no comments this is ur only comment 153 no comments
5:08 it’s a floppy disc
Lol
Dun-dun-ching
bah ba tzz
yep
Da dun chzz
You won the internet. The only way someone can win more than you is by microwaving a microwave that's microwaving a microwave with a hot pocket in it. That's 3 microwaves deep, bruh. CAn you even?
Hold my beer.
*enter Mr. Beast*
@@TheBackyardScientist why don't you make a micro freeze to cool it? Like when I say micro freeze I mean like my heart cold
So mer beast
Just reupload matt please i miss you
The Backyard Scientist: "Turning DVD into floppy discs!"
"I might not look like it, but I actually kinda know what I'm doing sometimes." This is my new life motto 😂😂
Could be the words of the guy smoking a last cigarette on the Hindenburg shortly before landing.
4:51 "Send it off with a techno Viking funeral with flames and electricity and smoke. That's how I want to go out"
"Keep doing stuff like this and you will"
That had me friggin dying LOL
Or when she says lighters like she sounds disapointed like "welp my husbands dead now"
Ahh, this brings me back to the good ol' 'Can You Microwave This?' days.
Nobody wants fried nuts
I remember binge watching that long ago.
"Is it a good idea to microwave this?"
Oh god yes. He should watch some of those videos for inspiration and contact Jory Caron for a Collab video. That, would be EVERY kind of awesome 😎
THE MASKS! THEY DO NOTHING!!
You forgot to add the spinny thingy in the middle! It makes things cook better! Or in your case, more likely to catch on fire!
You mean a turntable
are you mr beasts nerdy cousin?
mr beast would be proud
Mr beast is a fake
😂 😂
This guy actually does cool stuff. All mr. Beast does is spend irresponsible amounts of money
@@ModeratelyTrumpet
U deserve to get a bunch of dislikes
*Slaps top of Megawave*
This bad boi can fit so much radiation in it
Megawave salesman: *slaps roof*
"this bad boi can fit so many microwave internals"
*Florida man creats a second Chernobyl*
the radiation that destroyed Chernobyl was ionizing radiation, that's gamma rays, uv, X-rays, etc. While this radiation is non-ionizing, infrared, microwave, and radio wave. ionizing radiation knocks off electrons from your dna which makes them unstable because of their small wavelength. Nonionzing wavelengths are too big so they don't have that ability
You’ve had 9 months, this is really irritating me.
I think you are missing a "Florida"
@@alech9418 yes how could i forget?
@@diegoandalexcockatiel7540 creates
My GE microwave from 2005 finally crapped out. At first ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxO_Bc204MGjxDl87cOKcdgaRhzSqGmv_g I was unsure because I was looking for something with the exact same features. Found it with this one. Interior space cavity was large, but the outside was smaller than my old one. I love the one-button push for 1-6 minutes, and the 30 second add or 30 second start. and MOST IMPORTANTLY, I love how you can adjust the power level during cooking. The reviews said it could not be done, but this marked all the other boxes. and happy to say, it does. I can hit 1 minute start, and change the power level from 10 to 5, 30 seconds in, without interruption. my favorite feature!
JohWheel’s “Is it a good idea to microwave this?” Crew would be so proud. They ended the series a while ago but I hope they see it
He's a UA-cam OG
That's exactly what I was thinking while watching this. It finally came full circle. lol
Isn't a microwave designed to block microwaves from going through, so isn't the smaller microwave blocking the microwaves from the large microwave from heating the hot pocket?
a microwave oven is a Faraday cage, so yes. =)
It was just for fun
yes it's a faraday cage, but the door still have some leaks.
And mostly one way cause the maker didn't expect wave coming in
Yes Haha but dont let that spoil the fun;)
Don’t do this at home
Me: But But it says DIY (Do it yourself) in the title
Hiyyyyy
Just not at home... If you're at someone else's place, there's no problem.
I looked up how to make a microwave and used this video to help me do so :)
Lighters will never explode unless you break the entire containment space for the gas simultaneously. This is something learned as a... wayward child. Small holes especially melted ones, near an ignition source, always give a flame thrower. I think the burning gas melts the edges of the hole and makes them reseal. The classic method requires a small bit of skill to hit the ground right, like knife throwing, but you throw the lighter in such a way as to hit the plastic base against the ground and shatter it all in one go. We always used to joke about throwing it down next to a candle... but never tried it. Maybe you should. Just... insert an appropriate disclaimer here. :P
**slaps roof of "megawave"**
"this bad boi can fit so many microwaves on it"
I See what you did there😏
DerSibbe I almost died but then I realised how dead it was
He makes it funny again
0:15
macrowave
Boi*
This bad boi can fit so many loops,
I mean microwaves on it
If a mini guy waves at you is it called a microwave
Lol
That depends, is he driving forwards or backwards or when the brakes have failed?
Yup
jarry plundermen can you not under stand the joke? Are you to mini?
it would be better if you stop crying on youtube
The body of the regular Microwave oven protected the contents from radiation, the same way it protects us by stopping it leaking out, and because the radiation from the Mega Microwave oven killed the regular oven before the 2 minutes were up, it was barely cooked at all.
prizegotti yeah I'm not sure why he thought that would work. Should have at least taken the door off the inside one.
Yeah, he should have had a ‘duh’ moment at some point.
I don't recommend eating those microwaves, they're undercooked.
I don’t know much about this type of thing but wouldn’t the Hot Pocket be a little more cooked because the other microwave stopped working. Wouldn’t the microwave stop blocking the radiation after it’s dead. Or maybe it depends on when the microwave stopped working.
RBabik Ii lol nice one
And that's how you overclock christmas lights
Sponsored by Google, still demonetized
marshall branin fun sponge
Ofcourse the microwave inside the microwave didn't work. Since each microwave is a Faraday cage just as you said that protects from the microwaves. So the inside of the inner microwave is protected from the outer microwaves waves by it's Faraday cage, hence no improvement. However the parts outside the Faraday cage (such as electronics and plastics) is affected, hence it melted.
too many micro, too many waves
You should microwave grapes, Flex Seal, Flex tape, a wrench, a bullet, a light bulb, Gorilla Glue, highlighters, holographic Pokemon cards, memes, and the last thing you should microwave is T-Series
Lit
Now that is savage
Pewdipie and T-Series*
Mr beast already did a light bulb and highlighters
Wait no please don’t microwave grapes
Really brings me back to the golden days of UA-cam content.
And here I thought you were a scientist Kevin. You forgot to include the most important thing: a tin foil shield! Because nobody likes roasted nuts.
Bewilde
Nostalgia
Oh my, thats one old UA-cam reference. For those that dont get it: Jogwheel Roasted Nuts #26
3:26
Is it a good idea to microwave this?! Miss that show so much, spent countless hours binge watching it when I was younger. Might have to watch some episodes again now.
@@darwinyoung ikr
I was going to do this years ago, but decided against it due to the high levels of radiation. At 4:25 you made me nervous. Even though it may have been unplugged, those 1uF / 2kv caps hold a charge for a little while. It takes time for the internal 10M resistor to bleed off the charge. Be careful!
I stopped watching when he drilled a hole in the macrowave and did not seal it.
@@drippingwax i really hope he plugged it with foil or something off camera.
I've always wondered if eating microwaved food is healthy? Is the no radiation transfered into the food?
“Keep doing stuff like this and you will” 😂
It probably would've been a good idea to put the Faraday cage around the mega microwave instead of making one that's just barely big enough for one person to fit into.
Can you try microwaving a microwave microwaving a microwave microwaving a Jake Paul?
にゃあエイリアンMeowAlien screw it just put jake paul in the megawave. "Oh lemme record a dead body"
With a flamethrower
Do it
🤣 😃 😄😀 😁 😂 😅 😆
The metal shielding keeps the microwaves from entering the inner microwave oven.
It doesnt seem as powerful as youd expect. Maybe the microwaves are out of phase and creating interference?
It's because there is no spinning plate for the "food", which would allow all waves to hit the object being microwaved.
It's because microwaves have built in Faraday cages so you don't get irradiated keeping all the microwaves in, in this case it also worked to keep the other waves out. So as soon as the smaller microwave got fried whatever is in the smaller one isn't getting any microwaves
Now take the transformers out of all of them and make a huge Tesla coil!
The transformers would probably kill you if you tried...
Peter Ökvist that didnt stop him last time. He’s still alive
Microwaves are actually not as dangerous as people say, you can run a magnetron in open air without skin protection and be perfectly fine, that’s because it disperses so damn much, that it can’t hit anything with enough precision to heat the body. That being said, if you stick the gun of the magnetron to your body, its gonna get hot, and possibly burn you internally(which is lethal sometimes). So, magnetrons and microwaves aren’t super dangerous unless you make a device that focuses the output, then it’s more dangerous. Still, you need to know a lot of stuff about microwaves before you work on them or repurpose then.
I feel the radiation just from watching this
Using 5G?
@@connerblair8852 Bruh what-
@@connerblair8852 Really really hope you are joking
Oh no
Lmao
Instructions unclear. Popcorn became self aware and killed my family.
Nice to hear from you again!
I can see why this guy has sooo many subs. I feel like it would be cool to be his friend. He seems nerdy smart and genuine
what about "freezing a freezer"😂
Jayakrishnan J blending a blender
Jumping on a mini trampoline that's on a 6 foot trampoline.
*processing a procceser*
Frying a fryer
Toasting a toaster
Macrowave would've been a better name.
Seth Begley i was calling it that either way
the macroPHA- sorry
*T H E W A V E*
So call it a radiowave?
@@wheaties2912 it still uses microwaves. Macrowave is a pun.
Car salesman meme right at the start.
It's an older meme but it checks out, perfect for the occasion.
Made me chuckle. 5/7
My IQ drops 10 points every time an ad for a Google Play game pops up.
"Kind of know what I'm doing, sometimes," actually describes how you look very well. :-)
Florida Man rips a time in the hole space continuum by microwaving a microwave microwaving a microwave microwaving a microwave microwaving a microwave microwaving a microwave microwaving a microwave microwaving a microwave microwaving a microwave microwaving a microwave microwaving a microwave microwaving a microwave microwaving a hot pocket.
basically the plot of stein"s gate
Florida man tries to be mrbeast and dies
Why is it always someone from Florida lol
"Time in the hole space continuum" im i the only one that noticed that
mattpkc34xx,
Yes, you were the only one to notice it, because you are the only one that exists. Everyone else, all of use, are simply extensions of your own unconscious mind. This whole universe you perceive is your own being gone mad from loneliness. The truth is, there is no one else but you. You are the self perceiving perceiver. You are the hot pocket.
Nah, I'm just messing with you. You're not the real one, just another aspect of its unconscious.
*slaps roof of microwave* This bad boy can fit so many microwaves on it
Slaps your mom. This bad girl can fit so much food in it
You think i would add anything interesting down here
Llama god Your mom sure didn't
if you mega-size a microwave you just get a wave
Macrowave
I'm 37 and the contest is open to 13-18yo.. does that mean I get to have 2 entries? 😏
*Top 10 questions science still can't answer*
@@jappadekappa2511 😂😂
Please stop trying to enter 2 13-18 year olds
@@TheRedKnight101 Haha! I'll be the one entering, just twice, due to my age. It's a fair compromise. 😁
My joke was meant to be taken inappropriately but I guess I failed this time.
"A car that was also a flamethrower"
guys?
I HAVE AN IDEA
lowkey loki Lol no don’t do it
Too bad, the germans already made a flamethrower plane.
So you are saying we need a car that blasts flames at about 1000 degrees celsius
Flamethrower cybertruck
ferb i know what were going to do today
This is awesome, and I loved it, I would have just changed one thing, I would make a mark 2 or v2 with a magnetron on each side of the cube, so there’d be 6 total. I know it’s overkill, but it would be cool to see how items react with that many microwaves hitting from each side at once
Car sales men meme reference by the way
And to this day, that ball of tin foil is still in the garden😢💀
You should have extended the box to cover the magnetrons. (they would still be divided from the main chamber of coarse so you wouldn't end up with them microwaving themselves in the process). Have you ever wondered why the entire microwave is made of metal and not just the cage area that surrounds your food chamber?
That is probably why you were getting leakage issues. ;)
Just watching this in 2021😳 this guy with his wife make great content and do amazing science experiments with bangs and sparks and other cool things 😁
To keep my microwave food from hot outside and cold inside I set the power to half and cook at double the time. Works really well!
I just learned it's because ice doesnt absorb microwaves as well as water, so you get these hot spot spots in your food and its essentially a positive feedback loop. Microwaving on half power gives some time for the heat to transfer and it cools more evenly!
@@TheBackyardScientist awesome! Now I can give a good explanation on how and why i do it! 👍😉
Good things come to those who wait.
@@dannydaw59 lol, precisely!
I was wondering if you just attached the magnetrons where they would fit, or did you calculate out the distances based on the wavelengths so that one magnetron wouldn't cause the others to be out of phase with it (causing dead spots), reducing the total power produced. Figuring out waveguide lengths, shapes, and sizes is a black art. Your microwave seemed to work pretty well!
Hey, Kevin! Have you ever microwaved Ivory soap? If you haven't, you should try it. And if you've never seen it before, DON'T ruin the surprise, just do it. It's not dangerous, I swear! It's just good *clean* fun. 😏
I auctually did it in this video but I did not include it because the video would have been too long if I included everything
@@TheBackyardScientist Ohhh ok. Fair enough. Thanks for the reply!
I was surprised when you did not mention that the powder inside the ceramic part of the unit that makes the microwave is cancerous.
The prophecy _did_ state that the bringer of doom would arrive wearing a Hawaiian shirt.
9:25 “still smells good” *takes a bite* * dies 2 seconds later* lol
Nah.. a chestburster takes longer than this to burst out and kill the host.
Did you match the characteristic impedance of the magnetron output waveguide with open air (about 377 Ohms)? If you did not you are creating reflected waves that will diminish the life of the magnetrons and decrease performance. Most waveguides have a horn on the end that accomplish this. You could reuse the sheetmetal one in each microwave. That would increase your efficiency. I should also mention random microwave emission ports cause random constructive and destructive waves within the cavity. So theoretically there may be spots with no microwave energy. The most efficient way to do this is to place each magnetrons at points on one wave guide where each adds to the amplitude of the other or multiplex several waveguides feeding into one output feehorn in the microwave.
That can be tricky to do if the wave guides are not setup perfectly they can theoretically experience the same destructive interference but yes I imagine his megawave has a lot of cold spots.
@@wartech0 Not that tricky since we are talking about wavelengths in inches. You could do it with a ruler and tin snips.
@ IDK. Very carefully?
why such crap? if on eBay there are 100kW CW magnetrons.
What a Good Cooking Channel
Some magnetrons have beryllium oxide (beryllia) ceramic insulators! So you should not MESS WITH THEM! One speck of it can lead to berylliosis which is not good!
trolle02 lmao
I was hoping someone would mention that
To suffer injury, you need to break the ceramic and inhale a tiny bit of the dust. Don't do that. There is no reliable way to determine whether the one you are using contains beryllium or not, so you must assume it does.
I loved the car salesman reference that bad boi can fit so many memes in it
did you look into the spacing / direction / timing ? Since they have the same wavelength, they may cancel out if the phaseshift is right.
I just winged it honestly. My friend is in a masters program, something to do with RF design and he had a good laugh at my design.
Also they are powered In series from the 240v lines. 2 in series then 2 in parallel. Because the 240 is split phase from the transformer I'm pretty sure the magnetrons are doing double the duty cycle. Instead of going from 120 to 0 there going from 120 to -120. Because of this they were making a lot of heat and I had to use hair drier motors to cool them.
You made a megawave! Good job!
Mr. Beast wants to know your location.
The FBI wants to know your location
The KGB wants to know your location
Vladimir Putin wans to know your location
state of arousal.
North Korea knows your location
Kim Jong Un wants to know your location
I know your location
This bad boi can fit so much *loops*
It fit many *loop* , brøther
lööp
The lööps would burn, brother
Lööps
HAHA! 6:31
BS: Oh! They're lighting up
BSG: They're beautiful!
BS: Nope... they're on fire
BSG: AWW
Dude... You are literally the cleverest non try hard backyard scientists on UA-cam 👍 you definitely look clever
Awesome stuff as always! Better than when I microwaved a microwave. It was really hard for me to find microwaves that fit the specifications (a huge over-the-range microwave and a 600 watt microwave from K-Mart). Give it enough time and it'll catch fire (it was tough putting out the fire of the small microwave). Amazingly the glowstick I put in the small microwave remained intact.
Put a normal microwave in it and then put a toaster in that microwave
I think mr beast did that
Kremit
Oh I didn’t see that
Perhaps, but did he get the toast stuck in the toaster and then got a fork stuck in it for the experiment?
Look up "microwaving a microwave microwaving a toaster"
*MrBeast Wants To Know Your Location*
he suck
I love what you do and how you encourage the younger generation
0:40 MYTHBUSTERS! :D
Don't get me started on their attempts at electrolysis...
But can it send Dmails into the past? 🤔
Maybe if you put a few CRTs underneath it?
That is the biggest question
Dont forget to use the magnetron as the phone antenna
6:33 Stranger Things explained
Are you saying that really it was the US gov't conducting secret scientific tests on people where they exposed them to intense bursts of microwave radiation in their own homes without their knowledge?
.....sounds about right, ya.
Max Kopstein r/whooosh
Ha yes
Manndoodle r/ihavereddit
Manndoodle you do realise it's not a r/woooosh?
I never thought that microwaving a light bulb would light it up that’s pretty cool
Now I can microvave more then 1 pizza hehehehe
Than
he told you not to make it at home... but hey 2 pizzas is worth it!
Anyone saw that little lizard top left at 7:39?
Yes it was tiny
ther ano lizard my boiiiii
I think it became a dragon after it was exposed to radiation or something
Little anoles, pretty sure there green anoles. There literally everywhere down there.
DangerArmy dang how high are you
**Calls up MrBeast**
Me: So.. there's this video right-
MrBeast: Say no more
Lol this should be pinned at the top of the page
This should really be pinned dude
Microwave in a microwave will not work to heat up faster. A microwave is a faraday cage.
I can imagine you doing another project with microwave ovens and the scientists and engineers from Cape Canaveral come knocking at your door.
bahahaha yeah or the Hadron Collider ppl
MrBeast likes this element.
If you microwave a glass with grapes and it will make plasma
Nameless Falcon ya I just realize that when I searched it up
"by microwaving our microwave we should be able to microwave our food exponentially faster" i love you
Is it a good idea to microwave this? (UA-cam Veterans know what I'm talking about.)
3:27 Nobody likes roasted nuts.
Good idea
3:21 ikr i was thinking if that was a reference to "nobody likes roasted nuts"
The tinfoil shielding actually works!
Ah yes, that was quite the amusing show. The answer, by the way, was no. No it was not a good idea to microwave whatever they chose. The longer the series ran, the crazier they had to get to justify any "yes" answers lol.
My favorite is still the ping pong balls. XD
0:24
Lol “we’re gonna microwave a microwave microwaving a hotpoket
microwave microwaving a microwave microwaving a microwave microwaving a microwave microwaving a microwave microwaving a microwave microwaving a microwave microwaving a microwave microwaving a microwave
Guy: *We're gonna send it off with a Techno Viking Funeral with flames and electricity and smoke. That's how I want to go out!*
Lady: *Keep doing stuff like this and you will.*
You have to be drawing at least 20 amps with all those mags... and transformers.That extension cord has to be warm. (I work with microwaves) Our large food processing system we're designing has 16 in 1 large oven. (1500 watt each) Yours are probably 900 each. But at 115 volts compared to our 230 or 460, our next project, .. twice the amps. You should visit "The Capacitor" in future vids~. Have to have it to make the mags work. Mags need that DC like current. (And need the high voltage diode to do it)