Free webinar tonight for anyone interested in solar obens

mattboyrd · Feb 15, 2018

Hopefully this doesn't violate any forum terms...

It's hosted by this off grid homesteader couple, Doug and Stacey, that I follow on you tube. I've been interested in solar ovens for a while but know very little about them yet.

Thought I'd share here.

It's free but you have to register, here's the link:
://events.iteleseminar.com

Or look up Off Grid with Doug and Stacy on you tube if you want a little background on them before you sign up. The link is also in the "community" section of their channel page.

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mattboyrd · Feb 15, 2018

Ovens not obens, damned autocorrect failed me again!

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mattboyrd · Feb 15, 2018

Here is their page. You can register via link in their post in the community section, https://www.youtube.com/user/growinginfaithfarm
Hopefully this takes you straight there.
My apologies, I'm not the best at this sort of thing.

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jimindenver · Feb 15, 2018

I hope I can catch it. I think the one seminar I gave at the RTR that was not taped was on solar cooking. Bob wants to shoot one on the five different ovens/cookers that I carry and use tomorrow. Hopefully by next years RTR I will have a few more examples. The two types I will likely never carry is a parabolic and Fresnel due to the size and limitations.

I have seen this channel before, they are very focused on the sun oven which they sell. My talks tend to discuss the pros and cons of all of my ovens/cookers. The important thing is that no one solution is best at everything including my favorite the sport oven. (direct competition to the sun oven which I also have)

mattboyrd · Feb 15, 2018

I haven't heard of the sport oven. I'll look into it.
I know they have a stake in the sun oven so I take their raves about it with a grain of salt.
I'm only watching to get info. Ideally I'd like to build my own but I don't like the cardboard and tinfoil diy plans I see online.
With something like a solar oven I'd prefer to reverse engineer one on my own but that's hard to do without one to physically go over. I know of no place in my area that has any on hand to view in person.
And hey, maybe I'll get lucky and win the one they're giving away.

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