Ironhead microwave bearing heater on youtube

[Deimus]

Microwaves heat by exciting water molecules thus generating heat. So unless that bearing has a lot of water, that video is a hoax.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kp33ZprO0Ck


If this presenter is too difficult to watch, you can jump ahead to time index about a minute and forty seconds.

[Tomcatt]

Originally Posted by Deimus

Microwaves heat by exciting water molecules thus generating heat. So unless that bearing has a lot of water, that video is a hoax.

Maybe you should watch the video the OP linked. In particular, the part about wrapping the bearing in WET paper towels.

[Deimus]

Originally Posted by Tomcatt

Maybe you should watch the video the OP linked. In particular, the part about wrapping the bearing in WET paper towels.

You're right, I only watched the beginning of the video.

[GA_Ironhead]

Water isn't the only thing affected by m-waves. Point in case: that thin metallic layer in your pot pie box, that gets super-hot and browns the food trapped against the metal. Tasty!

Melting metals and heat treating are also possible: https://www.industrialheating.com/ar...rowave-heating

[xHDrider]

I had a thought I have a nuwave counter top inductive unit works great with the right pans
If the bears were big enough it might with for bearings my inductive bearing heater was about $1,800.00 the counter top inductive cooker was under 200 it browns a steak real nice

[brucstoudt]

my microwave's been paid off since day one.