Have you ever wondered what happens when the elements put into a microwave oven that you should not need to put in the microwave? We did. We have a number of drunk test for all sorts of things from food to cones, bottles of cheap beer, and ultimately batteries. This video was our last run and try to kill a microwave oven taken from the inside. Three batteries were put inside: a D, AA and 9 volts. The timer was set to 10 minutes is too high. The video beginsappear to be rather slow, but takes about 30 seconds with a beautiful light show. Within minutes, the cuts in microwave switch internal power supply. After repeated attempts, we decided that this is due to extreme heat, rather than any kind of fresh short, self-reset after a few minutes. This was the final test of the night and it was suggested that we finally shot dead. But in the morning, you just click and it appeared this function was not a badWear. Nobody wanted to use it to heat the breakfast, but went in the trash. Final conclusion: the microwaves are tough little animals and heavy, without any real risk of killing something inside. Please do not try this at home. We were professionals inexperienced and had no idea what we were doing. Our only protection was a pair of welding gloves, a fire extinguisher and a lot of beer. Seriously, there are probably very lucky that no one was maimed or killed.
Tags: microwave, oven, batteries, fire, drunken, 9 volt
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