@@msana4420you do know that ww ll radar systems used magnetron tubes that were connected to waveguide tubes to emit rf radiation and that when the microwave oven was invented they were named "Radar Ranges"? We used to point the radar antenna at fluorescent light tubes that were a quarter mile away and they would light up.
Hi, LS. Can you make a video on how to turn Microwave Oven Transformer into a High Current Transformer capable of weilding! Keep up the good work, dude!
Glad you show the FIX on these, I bought 10 of them and had to solder those points you show..Thanks
Thanks for the splendid explain. 😊🙏
Great video. Keep up the good work
Thanks
It can be useful for charging 3.7V cells from 2-4V solar panel, with Vout set to 4.2V
what about the amberr value
What happened if you revers polatry of this module
kaput
Module does not have reverse polarity protection, so kaput!
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@@ludicscience oh thanks
Can you make a video converting a microwave oven into a high power parabolic dish radar that will fry a drone?
I can´t
Hahahahahahaha he might have as well as suggested you build a unity engine
@@msana4420you do know that ww ll radar systems used magnetron tubes that were connected to waveguide tubes to emit rf radiation and that when the microwave oven was invented they were named "Radar Ranges"?
We used to point the radar antenna at fluorescent light tubes that were a quarter mile away and they would light up.
Does the amp change from the input to output?
Yes of course. You increase voltage, current goes down.
Hi, LS. Can you make a video on how to turn Microwave Oven Transformer into a High Current Transformer capable of weilding! Keep up the good work, dude!
If you put load on it you will see most of the time these modules are useless!
Maybe for you. Especially if you expect 5A from it