Re: Keeping Keg near Microwave?

[Guest guest]

Hi and EveryOne,

Theoretically there should be no emissions from the microwave but just

in case, I would try to keep a spare Kombucha start somewhere away

from it. If you find the Microwave is effecting your KT, that may be a

signal that you should get it away from you too:-))

Peace, Love and Harmony,

Bev

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-- In kombucha tea , " earlsinmytoyotatrunk "

<earlsinmytoyotatrunk@...> wrote:

>

> I used to keep my keg in the spare bedroom, but we had to move it to

> make the spare bedroom into a nursery! So now I am moving my keg into

> the kitchen. The place I was going to put it is right next to the

> microwave. Can the microwave hurt the kombucha?

>

> Thanks,

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi and EveryOne,

Theoretically there should be no emissions from the microwave but just

in case, I would try to keep a spare Kombucha start somewhere away

from it. If you find the Microwave is effecting your KT, that may be a

signal that you should get it away from you too:-))

Peace, Love and Harmony,

Bev

MANNA INTERNATIONAL

Kombucha Manna Drops

Manna Green and White Tea Extract

FREE: KMI Newsletters

Kombucha Center and FAQ

Original Kombucha Mailing List

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-- In kombucha tea , " earlsinmytoyotatrunk "

<earlsinmytoyotatrunk@...> wrote:

>

> I used to keep my keg in the spare bedroom, but we had to move it to

> make the spare bedroom into a nursery! So now I am moving my keg into

> the kitchen. The place I was going to put it is right next to the

> microwave. Can the microwave hurt the kombucha?

>

> Thanks,

>

>

[Guest guest]

You are right saying " technically " . I am a technical instructor for

semiconductor tools and (without going to the great length describing

them, lol) some of them use magnetron tubes (microwave generators).

Well, when assembling the tools you have to test the " leakage " to make

sure there is none. For that you use a special device. So one day

when I was conducting the class and students just finished disassembly

and assembly of the magnetron, they used the device to test the

leakage. Device showed zero and students questioned the ability of

the device (and working order for that).

I took them to the cafeteria to a regular commercial microwave and the

device overscaled...

So, there IS leakage, even though theoretically there should be none.

Whenever I use microwave, I stand far from it. Though the waves

should not propagate more than a few inches (at 2450 MHz, about 4 3/4

inches in fact), not THAT far

ANyway, I would keep Kombucha away

> >

> > I used to keep my keg in the spare bedroom, but we had to move it to

> > make the spare bedroom into a nursery! So now I am moving my keg into

> > the kitchen. The place I was going to put it is right next to the

> > microwave. Can the microwave hurt the kombucha?

> >

> > Thanks,

> >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

You are right saying " technically " . I am a technical instructor for

semiconductor tools and (without going to the great length describing

them, lol) some of them use magnetron tubes (microwave generators).

Well, when assembling the tools you have to test the " leakage " to make

sure there is none. For that you use a special device. So one day

when I was conducting the class and students just finished disassembly

and assembly of the magnetron, they used the device to test the

leakage. Device showed zero and students questioned the ability of

the device (and working order for that).

I took them to the cafeteria to a regular commercial microwave and the

device overscaled...

So, there IS leakage, even though theoretically there should be none.

Whenever I use microwave, I stand far from it. Though the waves

should not propagate more than a few inches (at 2450 MHz, about 4 3/4

inches in fact), not THAT far

ANyway, I would keep Kombucha away

> >

> > I used to keep my keg in the spare bedroom, but we had to move it to

> > make the spare bedroom into a nursery! So now I am moving my keg into

> > the kitchen. The place I was going to put it is right next to the

> > microwave. Can the microwave hurt the kombucha?

> >

> > Thanks,

> >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Personally I would dump the microwave.

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[Guest guest]

>So, there IS leakage, even though theoretically there should be none.

>Whenever I use microwave, I stand far from it. Though the waves should not

>propagate more than a few inches (at 2450 MHz, about 4 3/4 inches in fact), not

>THAT far

There's also our old mate " The inverse sq. law. " to help you.

i.e double the distance = 1/4 the radiation. (ish)

Nn. England.

Re: Keeping Keg near Microwave?

You are right saying " technically " . I am a technical instructor for

semiconductor tools and (without going to the great length describing

them, lol) some of them use magnetron tubes (microwave generators).

Well, when assembling the tools you have to test the " leakage " to make

sure there is none. For that you use a special device. So one day

when I was conducting the class and students just finished disassembly

and assembly of the magnetron, they used the device to test the

leakage. Device showed zero and students questioned the ability of

the device (and working order for that).

I took them to the cafeteria to a regular commercial microwave and the

device overscaled...

So, there IS leakage, even though theoretically there should be none.

Whenever I use microwave, I stand far from it. Though the waves

should not propagate more than a few inches (at 2450 MHz, about 4 3/4

inches in fact), not THAT far

ANyway, I would keep Kombucha away

> >

> > I used to keep my keg in the spare bedroom, but we had to move it

to

> > make the spare bedroom into a nursery! So now I am moving my keg

into

> > the kitchen. The place I was going to put it is right next to the

> > microwave. Can the microwave hurt the kombucha?

> >

> > Thanks,

> >

> >

>