So, under the ideal circumstances, it would take more then 2 hours (7560J / 4W) to boil an egg with a pair of 2-watt phones? And I don't think more then 30% of the phone's radiocity is absorbed by an egg.. And the half-boiled egg conatsntly looses energy due to it's heat exchange with the room.. Then the whole article is a FAKE ??
Different geometry - the oven radiates it's entire volume. I'm pretty sure if you'll modify the oven's microwave emitter so that it becomes point source, and place the egg 1/2 inch far from the emitter - the oven will boil an egg in 1s.
%subj% is just uploading some data using GPRS. 1. No radio is required. 2. Since GPRS uses several time slots simultaneously, the radiation power increases several times.
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So, under the ideal circumstances, it would take more then 2 hours (7560J / 4W) to boil an egg with a pair of 2-watt phones? And I don't think more then 30% of the phone's radiocity is absorbed by an egg.. And the half-boiled egg conatsntly looses energy due to it's heat exchange with the room.. Then the whole article is a FAKE ??
Damn.. It was such a great idea..
Different geometry - the oven radiates it's entire volume. I'm pretty sure if you'll modify the oven's microwave emitter so that it becomes point source, and place the egg 1/2 inch far from the emitter - the oven will boil an egg in 1s.
%subj% is just uploading some data using GPRS.
1. No radio is required.
2. Since GPRS uses several time slots simultaneously, the radiation power increases several times.