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[I did not test these links]

SOLAR COOKING {TOP}

>If using *little* fuel is good, using *no* fuel is best.

>Check this out: Numerous plans for solar cookers and water pasteurizers, using cheap handy materials: cardboard boxes, black paint, aluminum foil, glass or plastic film. It is claimed that these will work even in winter, even on overcast days -—although the amount of time taken to heat up, of course, varies with the amount of sunshine and the ambient temperatures.

>http://www.accessone.com/~sbcn

http://www.eden.com/~solar/solarchf.html

http://www-leland.stanford.edu/group/syesp/activities/projects/engineer/physics.html

http://www.bhip.com/news/28solar.htm

http://www.oxygengroup.com/Earthwatch/Kammen/kammen.html

http://www.solarenergie.com/kocher/solarkocher.html

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If we all could stay home from work and use the fun solar powered toys it would be great - but we can’t.