Questions & Answers for: microwave radio

...Microwave Oven (MO) is for all intents & purposes is a "Radio Transmitter". Inside the MO, there is a device called a Magnetron, this device converts your mains Power into High Frequency Radio Waves, ...

...microwave ovens, the commonly used radio wave frequency is roughly 2,500 megahertz (2.5 gigahertz). Radio waves in this frequency range have an interesting property: they are absorbed by water, fats ...

...microwave teh turn table is working but the food comes out cold. Sounds like the magnatron (the bit that makes the radio waves) has failed. not economical torepair it,just replaice the whole ...

microwave oven is actually a radio transmitter near the Satellite Radio frequencies and when you use your microwave, it WILL wipe-out XM radios. Even my neighbor can do it to mine! Check it out - boil

...microwave in another outlet nothing for power ....nothing on the microwave there is a fuse in side the microwave on the control panel side. it is an odd looking fuse that you can find at Radio ...

may have to move your microwave to another outlet...2100 watts is very powerful and draws a great deal of electricity. Or you may just have to turn off a lamp, tv, radio, etc when using your microwave

...occurs mainly at evening when cooking is done Faulty or worn microwave door seals allow microwave energy to escape and these high frequency radio waves will cause interference with the TV

...microwave uses VERY high power radio waves in a closed metal box to heat things up, thats how they work. Either move it away, or ignore it. You can try setting the microwave on a very low power level ...

...microwave sends out a strong radio frequency burst that vibrates the water molecules in your food and causes them to heat through friction. No heat means no rays..means a new microwave! Cheaper than ...

...microwave ovens are simple radio transmitters , putting out high intensity radio waves in the oven so unless you are a radio tech or fully trained in microwave ovens, it will be cheaper to take it in ...