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===Current projects===
 
===Current projects===
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* Continue to build and test EB Cooker Prototypes including our Hypar cooker
 
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==See also==
 
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*[[Hypar Solar Cooker]]
 
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*[[EarthBound Cooker]]
 
*[[EarthBound Cooker]]

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Earthbound EB-42T

Earthbound Cooker

Current projects

Other Solar Cooking Interests

  • Tracking systems for solar cookers
  • Review the performance of funnel cookers
  • Increase the power flow into box cookers by optimizng the size and orientation of reflectors.

News and recent developments

Earthbound Tech cooker test, 5-3-14

Reciprocal light testing, (Earthbound Technology photo)

EB Hybrid Parabolic Cooker, 2-5-13

The Hypar Solar Cooker being winter tested in Massachusetts, USA.

  • February 2013: The Hypar Solar Cooker is currently being tested. It is our newest cooker. It is primarily a multi-sided parabolic solar cooker with the outermost section replaced with a conic section. Testing midwinter in Massachusetts shows that it can produce more than enough heat for cooking.
  • July 26, 2008: We cooked a complete meal for 15 people completely in the sun and did a presentation on solar cooking after the meal. It was a complete meal including appetizers, main course and dessert. This attracted enough attention to have the local TV station send a photographer and we had our moment on fame on the local news.

Audio and video

  • July 2014:
Bradley_Reciprocal_Optical_Test_for_Measuring_Solar_Cooker_Performance

Bradley Reciprocal Optical Test for Measuring Solar Cooker Performance

See also

External links

Contact

See William Bradley.