Reverse the polarity on the microwave emitterSo it takes away energy instead...
Edit : Damn you, Barbarossa!
(Edit : Damn you, Barbarossa!
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Mon 23 Jun 2008, 17:31,
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That would be only correct if themagnatron put heat in in the first place:P
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Mon 23 Jun 2008, 17:32,
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That's how microwaves work, yesOr how they don't work, if you follow my modification advice.
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Mon 23 Jun 2008, 17:52,
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.nothing wrong with microwave cooling.
it works in somewhat the same way as laser cooling, but different.
oh, this is not the place for this discussion. :)
(it works in somewhat the same way as laser cooling, but different.
oh, this is not the place for this discussion. :)
FOONLY,
Mon 23 Jun 2008, 19:38,
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I thought microwave ovens worked by oscillating certain molecules with the e/m waves.I can see using that to cool something being much more difficult than using lasers.
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Mon 23 Jun 2008, 19:41,
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.I don't understand either. :)
It's something to do with raising atoms energy states and
then there is some kind of emission when the field state collapses.
Or else it utilizes the cold clammy sensation you get after eating a Rustlers microwave burger.
(It's something to do with raising atoms energy states and
then there is some kind of emission when the field state collapses.
Or else it utilizes the cold clammy sensation you get after eating a Rustlers microwave burger.
FOONLY,
Mon 23 Jun 2008, 19:54,
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Well, there has to be some purpose for rustlers burgers.They're certainly not appropriate for eating.
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Mon 23 Jun 2008, 19:56,
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I know how to reverse the polarity on things (turn the batteries around)I'm just not sure it would work on a microwave...
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Mon 23 Jun 2008, 17:32,
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