Solar Oven From Solar Oven Society at 35 Degrees! A must have!

[jeffery19677]

I just went to solar-stove net and the Home page has no active links and the Products tab takes you to a page in what appears to be latin-based language. Again, no way to PURCHASE anything.. If you have a way to contact him, you might tell him about it.

[stayingawake20]

@jeffery19677 I have already notified him.

[stayingawake20]

@jeffery19677 try solaroven, you know what goes here, org

[SororThothma]

I have owned a SOS Sport Solar oven for years and used it many many times. Here are some tips to improve it: Paint the interior flat black with hi-temp paint (and paint your pots & lids hi-temp flat black also) to increase light/heat absorption (raises the temp & reduces cooking time). Do not use the reflectors during summer, you won't need them. Consider drilling a small hole on the bottom tip for moisture drainage. Add a Stovetec and a thermal cooker pot for day/night use. I hope this helps.

[stayingawake20]

@SororThothma Yes, very helpful, and I will post! Thank you!

[SororThothma]

Check out

youtube.com/watch?v=TRu-WrhXGP­c

They are called Thermal Cookers (super insulated pot cooking systems). I have a cheap one I got off Ebay which works really well. I painted the exterior of the pot hi-temp flat black. It fits nicely atop my Stovetec. I heat it to boiling for a few minutes, place it into its insulator and Vola! Hot food or water or whatever for several hours. Nice to have hot stew or hot water without firing up the Stovetec in the middle of the night.

[TheEndeavoringFamily]

God Bless ya for keeping me reminded I need to buy one of these (or a few) for our family. We've been saving up for our bigger preps lately.

[gettinready101]

DANG! gettinready`101 is jealous! He is wondering if you'll trade it for a 1 year old gettinready101 country ham? It's salt cured, hand rubbed, hung with love, last 1 of 23, comes with it's own salt, ready to go! Actually it's the front shoulder which makes it a picnic ham. And salt cured hams are not for everyone but i'll throw in some Sweet tea to sweeten the pot! Don't ever tell the wife I traded or I'll be salted and hung myself!

[stayingawake20]

@gettinready101 I will give it some serious thought!... Uh.. NO! LOL

[gettinready101]

@stayingawake20 I didn't think you would go for it.

[OBXSOLWIND]

Very cool Brother. That oven is to cool... Or HOT

[southtexasdeath]

im glad i subscribed to you

[centervilletn]

you can make an oven for almost free. i have an example i built on my channel and their are lots of better ones here on youtube...ive baked cakes, cooked meat, vegies...ect....and it is an excellent choice to cook in in the summer months rather than heating the house up cooking and running the air to fight the stove. ...Thanks for your service to our country sir.

[stayingawake20]

@centervilletn Ha, this one was free! HAHAHA... yes, great post. With a little time you can build one fairly inexpensively. Thanks again!

[HillbillysNdaBush]

It looks like they work gr8. in colder temps. Thats a huge plus for us.

[SoCalPreppers]

thats damn cool! ! ! !thanks for the review swede

[sheryl2pnt0]

I received my SOS on Monday, made Beef Stew on Tuesday and it turned out delish! Today we are trying meat loaf and roasted potatoes. Looking forward to seeing what you do with yours!

We put our pots in and wedged the back end up to adjust for winter sun. Fun Stuff!

[stayingawake20]

@sheryl2pnt0 Awesome! Great post!

[PreppingNews]

i dont need no stinking oven.. i will eat my meat raw and caveman style.. lol

[stayingawake20]

@PreppingNews Yeeesss!

[1TexasPrepper]

I guess I'm just a cheap S.O.B. I'm making one. (And yes it will probably cost more to make than buying one) But I'll be incorporating my 46" magnifying glass to speed the heating process up. I wonder if I need to learn patience?

[stayingawake20]

@1TexasPrepper HAHAH!!! You don't need no stinking patience!

[MrConradF]

We bought one of these last July, and used it all summer long. This is an awesome oven!