Solar Oven-Home Made

"Minimum" Solar Box Cooker
http://solarcooking.wikia.com/wiki/%22Minimum%22_Solar_Box_Cooker

   The "Minimum" Solar Box Cooker is a simple box cooker that can be built in a few hours for very little money. When we designed this cooker, we named it the "Minimum Solar Box Cooker" because, at the time, it represented the simplest design we could devise. What we didn't communicate with that name was that this is a full-power cooker that works very well, and is in no way minimum as far as its cooking power goes. --- Directions for assembly at link, above --

Can your solar cooker do THIS??
https://thesurvivalmom.com/can-your-solar-cooker-do-this/

  I've been using my Sun Oven for every day cooking but this last week wanted to really put it to the test. The Sun Oven website claims it can be used to cook hard boiled eggs without using any water. That was my first test.

On a sunny afternoon, I placed two raw eggs on the leveling tray in the oven. The oven was hot, right at 350 degrees. No directions were given regarding the length of cooking time, so I just figured I would break open an egg after 20 minutes to see if it was fully cooked. To keep a short story short, .... --- CONTINUED---

Making and using a solar cooker
http://www.backwoodshome.com/articles/radabaugh30.html

  Solar cooking is a delightful alternative to conventional cooking methods. The solar cookers available today really work and they deserve serious evaluation by a much larger audience. For 40 years, small groups of people have been using and refining some very good designs. But these designs have, for the most part, gone unnoticed even by those involved with alternative energy. With such a lack of support, you’d think they would have vanished from view long ago. But they haven’t.   ---CONTINUED---

BUILDING A SOLAR OVEN
http://www.endtimesreport.com/building_a_solar_oven.html

   Building a solar oven that will have the ability to reach 220 F within 2 hours of direct sunlight is relatively easy. The solar oven I designed and built has served me well for many years. My oven fits on a platform with wheels to tow around, and is so sturdy it will last for decades.

Basically, a solar oven or wax melter is a wooden box with a double - glazed removable lid, propped up at an angle of about 40 degrees. But geometry comes into play here, as that would mean ... ---CONTINUED---

SOLAR COOKERS How to make, use and enjoy
http://solarcooking.org/plans/plans.pdf

58 page PDF booklet

This guidebook is a sum of contributions from educators, engineers, long-time solar cooks and promoters, most of who served as volunteers with Solar Cookers International (SCI).

Includes:

Introduction
Solar cooker concepts
How to make and use solar cookers
Solar recipes and tips
Alternative solar cooker uses
Ideas for teachers
A brief history of solar cooking

DIY Solar Oven
https://www.thereadystore.com/blog/diy-solar-oven

Cooking typically requires some type of fuel whether it be propane for a camp stove, wood for a fire, or electricity for a crockpot. Fuel is a limited resource. It will be difficult to store all the fuel you might need for a long-term crisis. A solar oven could be the solution. ---CONTINUED---