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[swayvil]

Just got a new microwave. Panasonic NE 25 F.

One dial.

Built like a tank. Stainless steel. Compact yet roomy.

And there's no stupid rotating platter.

What they do is rotate the microwave antenna instead. But that's inside the guts somewhere so you never see it. (Why don't they do that on all microwaves? I dunno)

So it's easy to clean. Even cooking. Max microwave.

I love it

[xorcist → swayvil]

> Why don't they do that on all microwaves?

They used to, but the standing waves are formed by the cavity geometry, so it's not nearly as good as rotating the platter.

[swayvil → xorcist]

Well I had a microwave with the rotating platter. And now I have one without. And the one without definitely works better. So that's a strike against your theory.

[acheron → swayvil]

I searched that one up and it's on the "commercial" section of Panasonic's website with a price of "contact sales".

How did you end up with it?

[swayvil → acheron]

Amazon

[acheron → swayvil]

oh yeah, it is on Amazon. huh! well I'll keep that one in mind.

[loa_in_ → swayvil]

So they do exist! It's a relief, honestly.