Ed Eaton: DIY Solar Cooking Educator, Off-Grid Schoolie

Ed has been cooking with the sun for decades, and has been an avid promoter and educator for the solar cooking cause for nearly as long. His DIY and refurbished cookers make for regular solar dining at his off-grid Colorado homestead, and shares his story and tips for the next solar cooking generation.

[@steabhanaindriu547]

good interview ed and luther

[@normanpouch]

From Sunny UK, I joke. I have done solar here for 41 years. This the best clip I have seen on solar cookers. Great comments from you both. Got to move to the sun.

[@SolarCookingMuseum]

Thanks! You are probably already signed up for Solar Cooking UK? Great group, I interviewed two of their moderators last July, Dave Oxford's posted, still working on Stew MacLachlan's, recorded in the plaza by the British Library!

[@halfmug3087]

As always, well made and excellent contents. Also Thanks a lot for the improved sound equipments (compared to earlier episodes). Much appreciated!

[@SolarCookingMuseum]

Yeah I took way too long to finally use lavalier mic's, they make a world of difference!

[@ajaychandak]

Wonderful collection. Just hoped somehow I could have managed to send PRINCE 15 solar cooker as well.

[@WhatDadIsUpTo]

3:52. RECYCLE PROGRAN I recycle waste plastics using a tracking solar concentrator and a retort (container sealed from air) at the focal length. The off-gas production condenses into fuel(s).

[@SolarCookingMuseum]

I'm a firm believer in solar solutions for just about every energy or environmental conundrum :)

[@mmo4754]

glass isn't actually liquid, common misconception.