Microwave components

I just had to replace an old 1.55kw microwave because the keypad failed.
I am thinking now that there is something this old junkyard engineer can make from the remaining components rather than scrap the thing out!
Any Ideas?
I am in a remote seculed area with acerage around my house so I don't have to wory about scaring my neighbors.

First microwave energy is not something to play.

If you open the generator there are some very strong magnets inside, nice toy or if you want to make a generator.
And the transformer is good for some high voltage projects.

Electronics took a right turn when I went left as an electrician years ago. Motor controls are simple enough while electronics is pure voodoo.
I would like a linear for my CB radio though!

you should let the magnetron loose at some large lan party or smth. it can probably fry any wireless receivers quite a way off. all is fun as long as you dont kill yourself with the high voltage, but hey, no pain no gain

seriously now, there is plenty of fun to have with few kW of RF power or high voltage, but you better know what you are doing and how to do it safely before you do it

Yes, know what you are doing, least you cook yourself [right after you electrocute yourself]!

thank for site web,i have problem with my RF amplifier,no signal driver input ,the output give power these is class B amplifier push pull .

Two things:

1. You'll have better luck if you post this as a new thread (more people will see it 'cuz the only people that are going to see this post, are the limited number who have responded to this thread).

2. This sounds more like a repair question, You are on an engineering forum, which is more about the creation of electronics not the repair of electronics (two very different things). I'm not saying you won't find anyone who can help you with your problem--I'm just saying it's less likely.

I forgot to consider that you could also cook other people -- not something to play with if you don't know what you are doing!!!

there is no such thing as 'no input signal' there is always some noise floor, also if the input connector is unterminated it can act as an antenna, so terminate it not just leave it open. from your post i cant really say if there is a real problem in your amp or is it just acting normally