How cool is that?
This home inventor makes a very powerful device using a few parts around the house. It doesn’t take a physicist or science student to make one of these its pretty simple.
NOTE: DO NOT TRY THIS WITHOUT THE SUPERVISION OF A PROFESSIONAL
Here is how this home experimenter describes this device:
In this video, I make a pancake coil for inductive heating the surface of parts that wouldn’t make sense to build a regular coil for. It can also be used for cooking. Induction cooktops are more efficient than a gas or electric stove because there is less wasted heat.
It is called a pancake coil for the obvious reason that the shape and color somewhat resemble one 😉
Let’s watch this thing heat up in the video on page 2
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What about the guy who made a device that boils water with sound? So many cool things out there
I was about to type that he died though and took his secret with him. 🙁
His family still has it but doesn’t want to share such a wonderful thing with the rest of the world unfortunately. Oh well, there’s so much on the verge of happening and being discovered. We live in a very exciting time even though things seem as if they’re really bad.
Moving sound through air and water isn’t boiling, there called bubbles..
And then, just think about all the significant advances we can make with water that boils!!! Can you believe it, water, that Boils!!! Holy F*ck!! What a time to be alive….-_-!
That the cooling fan for the inverter
How is this any different from an induction range like this one https://www.google.com/search?q=induction+stove&sa=X&noj=1&tbs=cat:685,pdtr0:746547%7C964167,vw:l&tbm=shop&srpd=12707607499913824284&prds=epd:11656587344480701888,cid:15342488527142836154,cdl:1&ved=0ahUKEwimpdqmntvKAhVDz2MKHd7KDBgQgTYIkAUwAA&ei=a8KxVubDBcOejwPelbPAAQ ?
Or if you want something cheaper and portable, this one should do
http://www.google.com/shopping/product/7037123344898172391?lsf=seller:6136318,store:7522101648804434211&prds=oid:7999338964446374572&q=induction+cooktop&hl=en&ei=2MKxVrOMLJbWjwPR1774BA
The dude just made a tiny one fit for an ez bake oven. Induction cooking has been around since the early 1900 with commercial viable options made available around the 70s.
Find one that’s 1100 Watts and can be powered off of a battery.
Now that sir is a good point