Comments by "Cees Timmerman" (@CTimmerman) on "wtf is 'induction' cooking?" video.

  1. ​ @ianchandley  Down-to-earth, green, sentimental hipster, not inclined to calculate the return on investment of an electric kettle?
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  2. An induction plate can boil water in a pan lifted by sugar cubes, but that's about the max range: 2 cm above the coils.
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  3. Microphones are better than human ears at detecting high frequencies. Some malware uses those to communicate.
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  4. 4 pan stovetop prices are currently: 90 for gas, 140 for electric, 160 for ceramic, and 185 for induction. I think my Scholtes induction top was 380 but that didn't even last 10 years while rarely used. A basic single pan electric plate is 32 euro. I recommend a single induction plate for 50 euro.
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  5. Could've gotten him skillets or adaptor plates to put under his old pans.
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  6. Maybe if you put your watch on the plate, but afaik an induction plate has a range of 2 cm. It didn't pull on my pans either.
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  7. You can get an induction adapter plate to put between your pan and the stove. 23.5cm for 21 euro.
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  8. A single induction hotplate is only 50 euro.
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  9. My Scholtes used to tick on low and buzz on high.
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  10. Or put skillets or adaptor plates under them, but then you might lose the responsivity.
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  11.  @boygenius538_8  If you need to turn your home into a makeshift gas chamber or bomb, yes.
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  12.  @amitasharma3176  Try a little less than max at first, and see how the oil handles it. Smoking oil and charred food are signs of putting too much power in your food.
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  13. You can buy little adaptor plates for those.
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  14. Magic.
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