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Would flash memory survive in a microwave? How has she managed to get this footage to post if the camera died?
Could be live streaming it
Aren't microwaves Faraday cages? Can a phone get a signal out of one?
Plus 2.4 GHz wifi and 2.45 GHz microwaves might interfere with each other.
The front is glass.
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Faraday cages don't work how you think they do op
If signals can get out so can microwaves and microwaves wouldn't even be allowed on the market
It's more logical that the video is fake and that microwave has been modified and they are just providing external power to the lights and turntable, yes the door switch for the lights can be included in a modified circuit
Does that mean my microwave is defective when the music I’m listening to on my bluetooth headphones gets interrupted when I stand close to it while it’s on? Is that dangerous for me?
There is a small amount of leakage expected but that should be below the safe limit
If you're worried you can check the grid on the door for any holes and dont have anything in between the door and the microwave body as that might compromise the seal
What distance are you standing from the microwave ?
It's normal, no microwave holds the beam 100% in the box.
Idk if it's dangerous but it doesn't sound good.
This guy stuck his face inside a microwave and he seems probably fine: https://youtu.be/3hBRxwQXmCQ
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Just remember that there is also beam forming in microwaves. It doesn't have to be 100% Farady cage, 5 out of 6 sides is enough.
hmmmmm i wonder what the metal mesh in the glass panel does hmmmmmmmmmm what could it possibly be for hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
It is for that, but it's not 100% fullproof. You don't believe me? Try it. Put your phone in a plugged off microwave, see if the wifi and network drop to 0.
The transparent area has that dotted coating which blocks electromagnetic waves of the ~2.4GHz frequency (microwave), same as 2.4GHz wifi. A lot of 5GHz would be probably blocked too, though I'm not sure how much.
That is true, but try and put your phone in a microwave and see if the wifi or the network drop to 0. I have and they don't. They are weak, but not at 0.
A plugged off microwave, of course.
I think 5ghz could pass