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2. I was reading the testimonials and customers seem quite pleased with them

Reply to NYC_SKP (Reply #1)

Fri Mar 29, 2013, 09:45 AM

Mar 2013

Did you mean to say 350 degrees?

How long does it take to cook? The same as it would with a stove and oven? I suppose they don't work too well on cloudy days, or do they take the little light available and magnify it?

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I own two of these, they're great. NYC_SKP Mar 2013 #1

I was reading the testimonials and customers seem quite pleased with them lunatica Mar 2013 #2

LOL. Yes, degrees, not dollars. They can be had, IIRC, for just under $200 to a non-profit group. NYC_SKP Mar 2013 #3

Is the Sun Spot solar oven durable lunatica Mar 2013 #4

The sunspot is of limited capacity, dimensionally, and.... NYC_SKP Mar 2013 #8

Thanks! lunatica Mar 2013 #9

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Yes, yes, yes, YES!!!! OneGrassRoot Mar 2013 #7

Thanks, I've bookmarked the sites lunatica Mar 2013 #10