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boilsover

boilsover

12 hours ago, MetsFan5 said:

  I’m sorry, I’m probably reading this wrong. But are you saying you have a full sized oven that reaches 400 degrees F in five minutes? 

 

No, it was the BSO.  But thanks for the reminder to time my fullsize.

 

[Edit #1]  The fullsize electric oven took 7:35, but it probably would've been a bit shorter because: (a) that oven is in an unheated basement; and (b) the oven had a couple sheet pans stored in there.  I'll run it again, but I'm guessing it would be more like 7:00 all things being equal.   So, 5:00 for the BSO (Oh, and that probably was with the fan on) and 7:00 for the fullsize?  The way I cook, apprx. 2 minutes' time savings  isn't a powerful argument.  Distance from the elements/positioning flexibility is more important to me.  But I bought the BSO to serve as my only oven at the cabin, and it plays that role well. 

 

[Edit #2]  OK, so starting from room temp and empty, my cheapo builder's grade coil range's oven preheats to 400F in 5:48.  So I would save <1 minute in preheat time by choosing the BSO.

boilsover

boilsover

11 hours ago, MetsFan5 said:

  I’m sorry, I’m probably reading this wrong. But are you saying you have a full sized oven that reaches 400 degrees F in five minutes? 

 

No, it was the BSO.  But thanks for the reminder to time my fullsize.

 

[Edit #1]  The fullsize electric oven took 7:35, but it probably would've been a bit shorter because: (a) that oven is in an unheated basement; and (b) the oven had a couple sheet pans stored in there.  I'll run it again, but I'm guessing it would be more like 7:00 all things being equal.   So, 5:00 for the BSO (Oh, and that probably was with the fan on) and 7:00 for the fullsize?  The way I cook, apprx. 2 minutes' time savings  isn't a powerful argument.  Distance from the elements/positioning flexibility is more important to me.  But I bought the BSO to serve as my only oven at the cabin, and it plays that role well. 

 

[Edit #2]  OK, so starting from room temp and empty, my cheapo builder's grade coil range's oven preheats to 400F in 5:48.  So I would save ,1 minute in preheat time by choosing the BSO.

boilsover

boilsover

10 hours ago, MetsFan5 said:

  I’m sorry, I’m probably reading this wrong. But are you saying you have a full sized oven that reaches 400 degrees F in five minutes? 

 

No, it was the BSO.  But thanks for the reminder to time my fullsize.

 

That took 7:35, but it probably would've been a bit shorter because: (a) that oven is in an unheated basement; and (b) the oven had a couple sheet pans stored in there.  I'll run it again, but I'm guessing it would be more like 7:00 all things being equal.

 

So, 5:00 for the BSO (Oh, and that probably was with the fan on) and 7:00 for the fullsize?  The way I cook, apprx. 2 minutes' time savings  isn't a powerful argument.  Distance from the elements/positioning flexibility is more important to me.  But I bought the BSO to serve as my only oven at the cabin, and it plays that role well.   

boilsover

boilsover

10 hours ago, MetsFan5 said:

  I’m sorry, I’m probably reading this wrong. But are you saying you have a full sized oven that reaches 400 degrees F in five minutes? 

 

No, it's the BSO.  But thanks for the reminder to time my fullsize.

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