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94	Starting midnight Sunday, Feb. 2nd, there will be a feature article on solar cooking at the top of Microsoft's website. This page is the one that comes up...	Tom Sponheim tsponheim@...	Feb 2, 1997 11:06 pm
95	YOGURT BY SOLAR I keep yogurt on hand without having to deal with stacks of plastic containers by using my solar cooker. To sanitize a bowl, measuring cup,and...	Barbara Kerr bkerr@...	Feb 3, 1997 5:48 am
96	Fabulous! You are great! This should spread solar cooking wonderfully. Cheers, Barbara...	Barbara Kerr bkerr@...	Feb 3, 1997 5:51 am
97	It is a little thin for the traditional ... Hi All: We make a product on the farm from our cow's milk which we have sold in a few local supermarkets for almost...	Stan Sandler sandler@...	Feb 3, 1997 7:16 am
98	Here's the text of the article at http://home.microsoft.com/reading/voices.asp: Solar Cooking on the Web by Tom Sponheim "If you build a better mousetrap, the...	Tom Sponheim tsponheim@...	Feb 3, 1997 9:34 am
99	Sorry to post again on yogurt, but I neglected to mention something important. In making yogurt balkan style (set in the container) the solar cooker is not...	Stan Sandler sandler@...	Feb 4, 1997 7:45 pm
100	If you would like to receive a list of the subscribers to this list, send an email message to majordomo@... with WHO SOLARCOOKING-L in the body of the...	Tom Sponheim tsponheim@...	Feb 16, 1997 7:51 pm
101	Does anybody know what would happen if mirrors that reflect a larger than actual size reflection would be used as reflectors in the construction of a solar...	David Aragon daragon@...	Feb 18, 1997 7:38 am
102	If I understand your question right, physics would dictate that you are diffusing the energy by making a larger-than-actual-size reflection--just the opposite...	Bob Hiltner bobhilt@...	Feb 18, 1997 7:51 pm
103	... You cannot get something for nothing (some law of energy conservation in physics). If a mirror is curved so that it reflects a larger image then the light...	Stan Sandler sandler@...	Feb 18, 1997 9:12 pm
104	I have yet to build my first solar cooker and have a technical question and a survey question: Technical Question: The oven builders that I have read about so...	John Grout jgrout@...	Feb 18, 1997 11:34 pm
105	Don't forget though that as smooth a reflective surface a mirror is, the light still has to pass through the sheet of glass making up the mirror twice before...	Tom Sponheim tsponheim@...	Feb 19, 1997 4:58 am
106	If a large enough magnifying glass could be obtained (preferably a sheet of glass to cover the top of box solar oven) what would happen? Would it increase the...	David Aragon daragon@...	Feb 19, 1997 6:36 am
107	John, If you are making a cooker out of cardboard, the combustion point of paper (cardboard) is 451F. So 500F would cause a fire. The cooker I use gets to...	Michael Brugger MBRUGGER@...	Feb 19, 1997 6:36 am
108	Has anyone done a side-by-side comparison between the reflective power of a mirror and of cardboard or wood with aluminum foil glued to it? I have heard only...	Tom Sponheim tsponheim@...	Feb 19, 1997 7:45 am
109	You can now hear a 5 1/2 minute radio piece on solar cooking, which was broadcast worldwide in January on the Voice of America at this address: ...	Tom Sponheim tsponheim@...	Feb 19, 1997 7:47 am
110	... Hi Tom and All: As you indicated in your last posting the glass of a mirror causes a reflectivity loss. So a mirror usefully reflects about 92% of...	Stan Sandler sandler@...	Feb 19, 1997 11:41 am
111	During my rtecent 6 weeks in Guadalajara, Mexico, I looked in vain for any solar water heaters. There were several companies which advertisewd in the yellow...	David Johnson pinefarm@...	Feb 19, 1997 1:57 pm
112	Some of us feel good about ovens in the 250 degree F to 300 degree range because of the gentle, flavorful cooking they do. As you get hotter, you have more...	Barbara Kerr bkerr@...	Feb 19, 1997 7:59 pm
113	Thuis will be very interesting to get a scientific result. When I used mirror and cardboard covered foil, the foil cooked better. l It was explained to me that...	Barbara Kerr bkerr@...	Feb 19, 1997 7:59 pm
114	... I don't know. I was hoping someone on the list could provide an answer. Dave Johnson...	David Johnson pinefarm@...	Feb 19, 1997 7:59 pm
115	As Tom says, you only get what you get ... or something like that. The BTUs possible from a square area of sunshine are limited and cannot be increased, only...	Barbara Kerr bkerr@...	Feb 19, 1997 8:00 pm
116	... // If a large enough magnifying glass could be obtained // (preferably a sheet of glass to cover the top of box solar // oven) what would happen? Get a...	LAWRENCE COUEY LAWRENCE_COUEY@...	Feb 19, 1997 9:28 pm
117	I was added to this list as a spam. I've tried to get off by standard unsubscribe but it hasn't worked. Please forward this to your listmeister with the...	EHSMITH.US.ORACLE.COM EHSMITH@...	Feb 20, 1997 2:34 am
118	In a message dated 2/19/97 1:12:33 PM, bkerr@... (Barbara Kerr) ... Please clarify "cooked better". Do you mean the food tasted better. That it ...	Elfpermacl@...	Feb 20, 1997 2:08 pm
119	How would a mirror using clear plasic instead of glass go? say 1/8th of an inch thick Brett Curtis Master Window Cleaners Perth, Western Australia ...	ccurtis@...	Feb 20, 1997 3:16 pm
120	... If everybody who'd done nothing, would stop asking questions, and try doing something instead, it would be a very quiet world. ... The answer to this...	Renewable News Network rnn@...	Feb 21, 1997 2:51 am
121	... A collaoration sounds great! It so great to find like-minded people on the internet. It's such a warm nurturing place. Thanks. John ...	John Grout jgrout@...	Feb 21, 1997 5:10 am
122	a little bit of physics: the heat loss of the oven is a function of the difference of temperature between the inside and the air around. the bigger this...	GOETZ Michael.Goetz@...	Feb 21, 1997 11:39 am
123	Dear well meaning firends, This is contemprary urban myth, an unattributed falsehood, and self-defeating rumor mongoring. Stop it! Houses with solar aspects...	Renewable News Network rnn@...	Feb 21, 1997 2:20 pm

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