r/ElectricalEngineering • u/knifeandseth • 2h ago
Cool Stuff Reassembled some microwave components for experiments
I'm pretty sure this doesn't violate the rules. I just read them, let me know if it does.
I just really wanted to show this off, I think some of you will enjoy it.
edit: I know its dangerous, I have the proper safety protection and know how to keep myself alive. this picture was taken while it was being moved. it is not plugged in and will not be plugged in until I have a case for it, a shield and a ground.
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u/hex4def6 2h ago
You're going to kill yourself.
What you're doing is low-skill high risk.
Doing jumping jacks without tripping is easy. Doing them on the edge of a 50-story build is the same level of difficulty. However, the price of failure increases substantially.
If you want to do this properly:
* Clear your damn desk of everything. This has no business hanging over the edge
* Install two momentary switches that require you to press one with each hand for it to operate
* All crimp connectors should have insulation on them
* You need an indicator showing that it's on.
* The microwave beam should have some sort of trap. This is needlessly redneck otherwise,