Hello Aleiha, please check out my way to make a cob parabola. I think it might be a new way. If you search for cob and gaiatechnician, you will probably find it. I was impressed by your solar cooker. My cob one is almost the same size. I used kitchen foil that i stuck straight onto the cob. Brian White —The preceding unsigned comment was added by Gaiatechnician, 19:12, 13 September 2007
Great photo[edit source]
Hi Aleiha,
Great photo! I added a few more links to your user page. --Lonny 19:06, 14 June 2007 (UTC)
==Check this out==[edit source]
Here it is: http://web.archive.org/web/20190529124521/http://www.bidoun.com:80/issues/issue_10/04_all.html
--Lonny
Lovely and Wonderful[edit source]
Lovely and Wonderful to dream of a device that re-uses outdated equipment then google it and find your creation as a reality of my dream. Thanks!! My vision is to use such a device to can my veggies. It seems a shame to spend the time and effort to grow organic veggies then use carbon emitting fuels to put them up for winter. Can you tell me if it will achieve a good rolling boil on a stock pot? Please contact me at dan (at) wishbead (.) com. Thanks so much!
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