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I have tested the All Season Solar Cooker (ASSC) against commercially available panel and box cookers. Because of its ability to efficiently capture the rising sun, the All Season Solar Cooker pasteurizes more water in a single solar day. |
I have tested the All Season Solar Cooker (ASSC) against commercially available panel and box cookers. Because of its ability to efficiently capture the rising sun, the All Season Solar Cooker pasteurizes more water in a single solar day. |
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'''The key design feature of the ASSC is its adjustable, coordinated reflector array'''. The ASSC, working from one of two initial orientations "summer/midday" or "winter/morning", can focus on a solar elevation of 40º to 90º (summer) or 0º to 50º (winter). The ASSC accomplishes this while maintaining a level cooking floor at all times. '''The advantage of the ASSC is that it can efficiently capture the earliest morning sun - starting cooking far earlier than most other designs'''. The solar cook can obtain cooking-level temperatures from sunup to sundown. |
'''The key design feature of the ASSC is its adjustable, coordinated reflector array'''. The ASSC, working from one of two initial orientations "summer/midday" or "winter/morning", can focus on a solar elevation of 40º to 90º (summer) or 0º to 50º (winter). The ASSC accomplishes this while maintaining a level cooking floor at all times. '''The advantage of the ASSC is that it can efficiently capture the earliest morning sun - starting cooking far earlier than most other designs'''. The solar cook can obtain cooking-level temperatures from sunup to sundown. |
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| − | The ASSC folds into flat package that is very light weight for easy transportation and shipping. |
+ | The ASSC folds into flat package that is very light weight for easy transportation and shipping. |
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| − | NEW for 2011 - Plans for a larger cooker - the Jumbo ASSC - are now available for download from the website. |
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| + | *{{NewJan20}}'''January 2020: [[Jim La Joie]] offers 100 free solar cookers to individuals traveling to Africa''' - The cost of shipping the All Season Solar Cooker (ASSC) to Africa is far greater than any one person company can afford. The most reliable means of getting ASSCs to their intended destination in is to have them included as baggage for air travelers. Therefore, if you regularly travel to Africa or are planning a trip to Africa, please contact Jim regarding receiving an ASSC. He will provide the ASSC, boxed and ready to go. You will pay for shipping to your location in the United States (usually less than USD 15), and will take the ASSC package as checked luggage. You will work together with Jim to find an appropriate contact person in the country to which you are traveling. [mailto:jimjola@gmail.com Email Jim La Joie...] |
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| + | *{{NewSep19}}'''September 2019:''' Jim La Joie reports that the All Season Solar Cooker is now being manufactured in [[Zimbabwe]] as well as in the [[USA]]. |
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| + | *{{NewJan19}}'''January 2019:''' [https://techxplore.com/news/2019-01-gosun-woos-outdoor-cooks-fusion.html GoSun woos outdoor cooks with Fusion's solar power] - ''TechXplore'' |
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| + | [[File:All_Season_2.0.jpg|thumb|250px|'''All Season Solar Cooker 2.0''']] |
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| + | [[File:Front_with_turkey_roaster.jpg|thumb|250px|All Season Solar Cooker 2.0]] |
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| + | *{{NewDec15}}'''December 2015:''' Great news: After nearly 10 years of trying to get an international aid agency interested in the ASSC design, we have finally been approached and have sent samples to Nairobi, [[Kenya]]. Our web site continues to be popular with readers from over 140 countries visiting each month. This past year we have discovered a number of unsolicited video reviews for both the manufactured and home-built versions of the ASSC. We could not be happier that users have honored the design with their video testimonials. |
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| − | The All Season Solar Cooker construction is taught at local workshops and cooking demonstrations sponsored by the [[San Diego Solar Cooking Club]] meetup group. Plans may be downloaded from the following links: |
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| + | *'''August 2013:''' Recently the All Season Solar Cooker has received increasing interest from those interested in disaster preparation and survival. Preparation and Survival groups have hosted workshops and have been building the ASSC from plans or from blanks purchased from the inventor. We are nearing production of a retail grade All Season Solar Cooker. Machine cut and covered, the newest model sports a slightly larger cooking area (12" by 12" vs. 11" by 11") to accommodate commonly available glassware and [[pot]]s. The new combination of glassware and pots includes the 3 pound cooker from SCI and two 4 quart Pyrex mixing bowls. Education and some sales are handled through http://solarcooker.biz, and the ASSC is now [http://www.amazon.com/All-Season-Solar-Cooker-Trivet/dp/B00CURWARM available through Amazon]. We continue our international outreach efforts and are working with agencies to support their solar cooking promotion efforts. |
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| − | * [http://www.sunnycooker.com/ASSC%20Schematic.pdf Schematic] |
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| − | * [http://www.sunnycooker.com/Sheet%20two%20instructions.pdf General Instructions] |
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| − | * [http://www.sunnycooker.com/Building%20ASSC%20Instructions%20Reduced.pdf Building Instructions part 1] |
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| − | * [http://www.sunnycooker.com/Folding%20and%20Covering.pdf Building Instructions part 2] |
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| + | ==Test results== |
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| − | There is no charge for the plans, however, since the development of this cooker has taken 4 years and considerable personal expense, if you build and/or distribute the All Season Solar Cooker please acknowledge the inventor, tell me of your progress and send pictures of the cookers in use "on location". |
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| + | *{{NewAug18}}'''August 2018:''' [http://www.solarcookers.org/application/files/4415/3184/2709/P03_All_Seasons_Solar_Cooker_ASSC_2.0.pdf Solar Cookers International Performance Evaluation Process (PEP) results: All Season Solar Cooker 2.0] |
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| + | *{{NewAug18}}'''August 2018:''' [http://www.solarcookers.org/application/files/7515/3184/2703/P02_All_Seasons_Solar_Cooker_ASSC_1.0.pdf Solar Cookers International Performance Evaluation Process (PEP) results: All Season Solar Cooker 1.0] |
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| + | *{{NewJun16}}[[Media:All_Season_FAQ_2.0.pdf|All Season Solar Cooker 2.0 frequently-asked questions]] |
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==See also== |
==See also== |
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| − | * [[San Diego Solar Cooking Club]] |
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| − | * [[Sun Scoop]] |
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* [[Jim La Joie]] |
* [[Jim La Joie]] |
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| + | *{{NewAug22}} [https://www.thrillist.com/shopping/nation/best-solar-powered-camping-gear Reviews for the best solar powered camping gadgets (With an All Season Solar Cooker review)] - ''thrillist'' |
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==Audio and video== |
==Audio and video== |
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| + | *{{NewMar24}}'''March 2024:''' |
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| + | ::[[File:Sol Cook -The Solar Cooker-2|400px|thumb|none|[[Jim La Joie]] discusses the features of the [[All Season Solar Cooker]]]] |
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| + | *{{NewApr16}}'''April 2016:''' |
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| + | ::[[File:Solar Cooking the easy way|thumb|none|400px|Solar Cooking The Easy Way]] |
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| + | ::[[File:Early morning solar cooking|thumb|none|400px]] |
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| + | '''October 2014:''' |
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| + | ::[[File:Cookware for the All Season Solar Cooker|none|400px]] |
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| + | '''July 2014:''' |
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| + | ::[[File:All Season Solar Cooker, Review and Demonstration|none|400px]] |
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| + | '''August 2013:''' ''(Parts 1 & 2)'' |
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| + | ::[[File:ASSC Installment 1 - Overview and Review|none|400px]] |
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| + | '''March 2009:''' |
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| + | ==Buy an All Season Solar Cooker== |
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| + | *{{NewOct20}}[https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08HSGFH59 Purchase an All Season Solar Cooker 2.0 on Amazon] |
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==External links== |
==External links== |
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| + | *{{NewFeb18}}https://www.allseasonsolarcooker.com |
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| − | * [[Media:Advantage ASSC.pdf|The All Season Solar Cooker Advantage: How to adjust the ASSC to make full use of the sun - from sunrise to sunset.]] |
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| + | *{{NewSep17}}[https://www.amazon.com/All-Season-Solar-Cooker-Camper/dp/B074S74FQC Purchase an All Season Solar Cooker 2.0 on Amazon] |
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==Contact== |
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The ASSC Advantage. Capturing the first morning sun
ASSC focused at 85º solar elevation
Folded ASSC weighs less than 1.15kg
My (Jim La Joie's) goal is to have an established solar cooking agency adopt the All Season Solar Cooker as its own.
If your mission is to promote solar cooking and introduce the most cost efficient designs, to pasteurize a greater quantity of water, and to cook a greater amount of food on any solar day, please continue reading.
I have tested the All Season Solar Cooker (ASSC) against commercially available panel and box cookers. Because of its ability to efficiently capture the rising sun, the All Season Solar Cooker pasteurizes more water in a single solar day.
I recently tested the ASSC against the world famous CooKit. The test involved pasteurizing water. The only variable was the design of the cooker. Both were reoriented once per hour. When the water in a cooker reached 160º the container was emptied and filled with fresh cold water.
At the end of the day, the ASSC had produced 8 liters of safe water. The CooKit had produced 4.
The key design feature of the ASSC is its adjustable, coordinated reflector array. The ASSC, working from one of two initial orientations "summer/midday" or "winter/morning", can focus on a solar elevation of 40º to 90º (summer) or 0º to 50º (winter). The ASSC accomplishes this while maintaining a level cooking floor at all times. The advantage of the ASSC is that it can efficiently capture the earliest morning sun - starting cooking far earlier than most other designs. The solar cook can obtain cooking-level temperatures from sunup to sundown.
The ASSC folds into flat package that is very light weight for easy transportation and shipping.
The low cost and high efficiency of the All Season Solar Cooker make it a great choice for solar cooking agencies’ distribution programs.
News
- January 2020: Jim La Joie offers 100 free solar cookers to individuals traveling to Africa - The cost of shipping the All Season Solar Cooker (ASSC) to Africa is far greater than any one person company can afford. The most reliable means of getting ASSCs to their intended destination in is to have them included as baggage for air travelers. Therefore, if you regularly travel to Africa or are planning a trip to Africa, please contact Jim regarding receiving an ASSC. He will provide the ASSC, boxed and ready to go. You will pay for shipping to your location in the United States (usually less than USD 15), and will take the ASSC package as checked luggage. You will work together with Jim to find an appropriate contact person in the country to which you are traveling. Email Jim La Joie...
- September 2019: Jim La Joie reports that the All Season Solar Cooker is now being manufactured in Zimbabwe as well as in the USA.
- January 2019: GoSun woos outdoor cooks with Fusion's solar power - TechXplore
All Season Solar Cooker 2.0
- February 2018: Updated website: All Season Solar Cooker
All Season Solar Cooker 2.0
- December 2015: Great news: After nearly 10 years of trying to get an international aid agency interested in the ASSC design, we have finally been approached and have sent samples to Nairobi, Kenya. Our web site continues to be popular with readers from over 140 countries visiting each month. This past year we have discovered a number of unsolicited video reviews for both the manufactured and home-built versions of the ASSC. We could not be happier that users have honored the design with their video testimonials.
- August 2013: Recently the All Season Solar Cooker has received increasing interest from those interested in disaster preparation and survival. Preparation and Survival groups have hosted workshops and have been building the ASSC from plans or from blanks purchased from the inventor. We are nearing production of a retail grade All Season Solar Cooker. Machine cut and covered, the newest model sports a slightly larger cooking area (12" by 12" vs. 11" by 11") to accommodate commonly available glassware and pots. The new combination of glassware and pots includes the 3 pound cooker from SCI and two 4 quart Pyrex mixing bowls. Education and some sales are handled through http://solarcooker.biz, and the ASSC is now available through Amazon. We continue our international outreach efforts and are working with agencies to support their solar cooking promotion efforts.
Test results
- August 2018: Solar Cookers International Performance Evaluation Process (PEP) results: All Season Solar Cooker 2.0
- August 2018: Solar Cookers International Performance Evaluation Process (PEP) results: All Season Solar Cooker 1.0
Documents
See also
Articles in the media
- Reviews for the best solar powered camping gadgets (With an All Season Solar Cooker review) - thrillist
Audio and video
- NEW: March 2024:
Sol Cook -The Solar Cooker-2
Jim La Joie discusses the features of the All Season Solar Cooker
- April 2016:
October 2014:
July 2014:
August 2013: (Parts 1 & 2)
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March 2009:
Buy an All Season Solar Cooker
External links
- https://www.allseasonsolarcooker.com
- http://solarcooker.biz
- http://facebook/allseasonsolarcooker
- Purchase an All Season Solar Cooker 2.0 on Amazon
Contact
Email: jimjola@gmail.com
Web: http://www.allseasonsolarcooker.com
Web: https://www.allseasonsolarcooker.com
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AllSeasonSolarCooker