Finally a sure fire way to give people both cancer and third degree burns from a somewhat safe distance.
Gerry
· 1 year ago
Sounds like BS to me.
Microwave ovens depend on the reflections of the metal walls to build up standing waves.
And I don't think the governments (at least not the Western ones) would sanction the production of a device that could cause microwave burns and cancer.
Probably just some bozos Photoshop dreaming or an art student's made-up ad presentation.
Shaboigan
· 1 year ago
it looks more like just a heating lamp from a buffet table, put into a flashlight body
Koen
· 1 year ago
This wouldn't work (has even been tested by Mythbusters, they tried to cook a chicken with a radar dish) and would be dangerous as hell. Besides, you batteries wouldn't last a minute.
fivish
· 1 year ago
ITS A SPOOF!!!
none88
· 5 months ago
Not a spoof as it says at original link:
via James Ferguson's "Pat Pending" feature in today's Financial Times "How To Spend It" magazine]
Its the "patent pending" part that gives it away, this is a concept which has not been produced.
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Microwave ovens depend on the reflections of the metal walls to build up standing waves.
And I don't think the governments (at least not the Western ones) would sanction the production of a device that could cause microwave burns and cancer.
Probably just some bozos Photoshop dreaming or an art student's made-up ad presentation.
via James Ferguson's "Pat Pending" feature in today's Financial Times "How To Spend It" magazine]
Its the "patent pending" part that gives it away, this is a concept which has not been produced.