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==Audio and video== |
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[[Video:Solar Cooker PRINCE-40 Community Cooking.AVI|thumb|400px|none|The PRINCE - 40 demonstrates cooking rice with a 25 liter [[pressurized pot]].]] |
[[Video:Solar Cooker PRINCE-40 Community Cooking.AVI|thumb|400px|none|The PRINCE - 40 demonstrates cooking rice with a 25 liter [[pressurized pot]].]] |
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The PRINCE - 40 is a parabolic solar cooker designed by Promoters and Researchers in Non-Conventional Energy under the direction of Ajay Chandak for community use. Using a 25 liter pressurized cook pot, the cooker was able to prepare 10 kg. of rice in 55 minutes. A larger version of this solar cooker is the PRINCE - 60.
Recent news and developments
- January 2014: Read about the latest developments of the PRINCE - 40: Community Solar Cookers
Audio and video
- August 2014:
PRINCE 40 ENGLISH VIDEO STUDIO
English version
- August 2014:
Parabolic solar cooker (Demo)-1
[[Video:Solar Cooker PRINCE-40 Community Cooking.AVI|thumb|400px|none|The PRINCE - 40 demonstrates cooking rice with a 25 liter pressurized pot.]]
See also
External links
Contact
- See Promoters and Researchers in Non-Conventional Energy.Promoters and Researchers in Non-Conventional Energy