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'''Philip King''' has developed a [[CooKit#King_variation|modified solar CooKit shape]], based on the original [[Solar Cookers International]] (SCI) design, that can be easily scaled up or down in size and does not require any curved cuts or angle measurements. He wanted the overall shape to be as close as possible to the original, but have some distinctive features of its own. King notes that his design does not necessarily speed up mass production of cookers, but it does make it easier to use different sizes of cardboard to make individual CooKits. |
'''Philip King''' has developed a [[CooKit#King_variation|modified solar CooKit shape]], based on the original [[Solar Cookers International]] (SCI) design, that can be easily scaled up or down in size and does not require any curved cuts or angle measurements. He wanted the overall shape to be as close as possible to the original, but have some distinctive features of its own. King notes that his design does not necessarily speed up mass production of cookers, but it does make it easier to use different sizes of cardboard to make individual CooKits. |
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| + | Philip is currently involved with SolarAid, a UK NGO which works in several African countries to replace kerosene lamps with solar lamps. |
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==See also== |
==See also== |
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*[[CooKit#King_variation|Details on Philip King's modifications to the CooKit]] |
*[[CooKit#King_variation|Details on Philip King's modifications to the CooKit]] |
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| + | * http://solar-aid.org |
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==Contact== |
==Contact== |
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+ | Email: [mailto:phil@solar-aid.org phil@solar-aid.org]<br> |
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Detailed plan for building a CooKit of any size by using an arbitrary unit of measure
Philip King has developed a modified solar CooKit shape, based on the original Solar Cookers International (SCI) design, that can be easily scaled up or down in size and does not require any curved cuts or angle measurements. He wanted the overall shape to be as close as possible to the original, but have some distinctive features of its own. King notes that his design does not necessarily speed up mass production of cookers, but it does make it easier to use different sizes of cardboard to make individual CooKits.
Philip is currently involved with SolarAid, a UK NGO which works in several African countries to replace kerosene lamps with solar lamps.
See also
External links
Contact
Email: phil@solar-aid.org
Web: http://solar-aid.org