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Micro wave heater
Household heater that uses micro wave
 
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I propose a new type of household heater. Working the same way as a Microwave oven. You will be able to warm the people in the house with no fire danger. I am unsure that it would be safe but it would be really cheap to heat.

dave950, Sep 01 2004

No problem...except for blindness http://www.naturals...les/microwaves.html
[ldischler, Oct 04 2004]

The history of the microwave: http://www.gallawa....rotech/history.html
Dr. Percy Spencer "baked" this 58 years ago. [Amos Kito, Oct 04 2004]

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       So what's new about it?

ldischler, Sep 01 2004
  

       Is it safe to assume that this is essentially a microwave oven with a set of plastic heat exchanger coils running through the cooking area to heat the water? Interesting concept. I have no idea if this would be any more efficient than ordinary resistive electrical heat, but bun for the concept.   

       A prototype would not be difficult to build, either. Who wants to try it?

Freefall, Sep 01 2004
  

       I think he means to heat people directly.

ldischler, Sep 01 2004
  

       ...and take that foil hat off!

po, Sep 01 2004
  

       er. radiation + people is not a good equation.   

       People with tooth fillings will spark at the mouth although now I've written that, I'm unsure if that's a negative point.

jonthegeologist, Sep 01 2004
  

       er. radiation + people = bad equation is a good equation.   

       Actually, radiation + people = eyesight. Infrared radiation + people = warmth (i.e., quartz heater). Microwaves + people = fishbone.

bpilot, Sep 02 2004
  
      
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