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Imvain2 writes in with a massive collection of solar ovens and tips for sun cooking -
After watching "Living with Ed" on the Green Channel and seeing Ed's sun oven, I was looking online for them. I found this website that links to tutorials for building your own sun oven. I figured the folks at Make could find one of these sun oven tutorials of use.
Related:
Make a pizza box solar oven.
Make a solar kitchen.
Posted by Phillip Torrone |
Jun 12, 2008 09:00 AM
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| Posted by: Solar Cooking on November 19, 2008 at 6:32 PM |
I love the last picture, it's a monster.
It looks like the SK-14 parabolic solar cooker from Germany.
The pizza box cooker really is simple to build, all you need is, you guessed it; a pizza box, and some foil of course. A bright sunny day also helps considerably.
Having said that, building a parabolic solar cooker can be as easy as building a pizza box.
Here is a post which explains how to build a parabolic solar cooker, I hope your readers give it a go, they won't regret it.
http://solreka.com/blog/solar-cooking/how-to-build-parabolic-solar-cooker/
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