Microwave Death Ray (Part 1)

an idea that’s just too stupid not to try…


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  1. The 1600 WVAC means it is capable of functioning at voltages up to 1600 VAC
    at temp between it's normal operating temperatures. It is also known as
    "Working AC Voltages" or "Working Voltages AC" or "AC Working Voltages"
    Basically it's saying hey I function up to 1600 VAC. Meaning it is not
    polarized, there is no negative side even though it is an electrolytic
    capacitor. It's a high voltage motor / lighting capacitor that helps boost
    something like a motor or a light or in this case a magnetron into sudden
    surges that would normally draw high amperage to start without it
    potentially melting wiring in the process. It also helps stabilize the
    voltage output to the magnetron so there are no sudden changes in voltage
    that could potentially harm the unit. I'm sure after just over 2 years
    someone probably told you this stuff but since I didn't see it in the
    comments I thought I'd share it with you just in case you still wondered. 

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  2. I have this same microwave model This is the compact counter top
    'space-saver' model and a nice size for weapon-conversion. Mine works but
    it's pretty old. It's nice to know I can turn it into a weapon before I put
    it out to pasture!

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  3. The thing about magnetrons through is you could putenchuly supper cool it
    and connect it to a nuclear power plant and it will stillwork but in steed
    of a microwave you start putting out gama ray so yes you can die

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  4. @ejayerik terrorists are inherently indiscriminate in their attacks. i only
    intend to use the death ray in circumstances of clear self-defense. or
    against those who trespass onto my property. or who cut me off on the
    freeway. or otherwise piss me off. or out of boredom. the point is that
    nobody is getting cooked unless they have it coming probably!

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