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Typical temperatures for commercial models are in the 250F range with a max of 300F. There are also plans online for DIY solar ovens like [[https:// | Typical temperatures for commercial models are in the 250F range with a max of 300F. There are also plans online for DIY solar ovens like [[https:// | ||
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+ | Bring Your Own Pot solar ovens are generally either a rigid box type (left) or flexible pouch type (right). | ||
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+ | The box type is more traditional and may be more efficient. The pouch type may be the least efficient but stores flat and is effectively unbreakable. | ||
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+ | ==== tube type ==== | ||
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+ | Higher temperatures and better results can be achieved with a tube-type cooker where the food is slid into a long clear tube. Cons: breakable, harder to clean and store. | ||
===== Stovetop ovens ===== | ===== Stovetop ovens ===== | ||