Reverse Microwave Chills Beer In 45 Seconds
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Reverse Microwave Chills Beer In 45 Seconds
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#2Sounds like it should be substantially better than those cheap bottle coolers that usually just have a suction cup and a small electric motor to spin a bottle while it's covered in ice.
Definitely a really neat & smart concept -- wonder what it'll cost though.
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#3Sounds like it should be substantially better than those cheap bottle coolers that usually just have a suction cup and a small electric motor to spin a bottle while it's covered in ice. Definitely a really neat & smart concept -- wonder what it'll cost though.
This looks like the same thing, except it's spinning in icy water (look at the last few seconds) in a bigger space.
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#4Someone is going to make a lot of money.
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#5This appears to be a waste of space and money...It's the same concept as other "fast chiller" devices.
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#6This shaking is certainly going to make cokes to explode when open.
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#7Sounds like it should be substantially better than those cheap bottle coolers that usually just have a suction cup and a small electric motor to spin a bottle while it's covered in ice. Definitely a really neat & smart concept -- wonder what it'll cost though.
This looks like the same thing, except it's spinning in icy water (look at the last few seconds) in a bigger space.
Ah, yes.
I was hoping this would be using something like laser cooling[1], which can be though of as the actual reverse process of microwave heating.
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#8This has nothing to do with microwave technology at all. A sad face is warranted.
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#9I can't watch videos where I work, so could someone briefly explain what this does? Is it anything to do with actual microwave radiation, or is it using accelerated conduction?
EDIT: if only YouTube is blocked... there's a video available here: http://www.v-tex-technology.co.uk/ It mentions nothing about "microwave", and is just a deceptive title on that food blog's part.
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#10Is this new? I can remember wine coolers in British supermarkets in the early 90s where you placed a wine bottle into a receptacle, pressed a button and extracted a very cold bottle about 90 seconds later. I'm guessing they just circulated cold water round the bottle.