Dynami

A small scale device made specifically for cooking rice and other simple wheat based foods, An oven that you control from a distance. You can use it for a lot of stuff (mostly baking), it is one of the most important resources for your survival in the duckiverse, as food is hard to come by/make here. It has no visible light source and thus is very sensitive to temperature variations, thus allowing you to create any environment you want to control. You can turn it into a heater by simply leaving it on. It is very unstable with electrical currents and similar choices. So don't try to cook on a floor/surface with electrical supply, it won't work and if you are careless, you might get electrocuted. It does not last for very long if used every day. The oven, being a pretty big piece of machinery, has all kinds of problems, from bad insulation to leaking seals. The more you use it, the more problems you will run into.

Some of the problems you might run into:

1. Overloading, you might overload it, making the machine break. It might also stop working at all.

2. Filling the entire space with insulation, or just not making the insulation big enough. You get overheated when this happens.

3. Insulation melting or leaking.

4. Leaking seals and electrical supply (I've had to switch back to the batteries and make a new supply).

5. Over time, it might stop working.

6. Sticking seals or insulation. If this happens, you will not be able to use it any more and you'll have to find a way to repair it.

extras: Overheating - The main problem with the temperature controllers of the oven is that they tend to stop heating when they reach set temperature. If you want to bake a pie, you can't just push the start button and wait around until the oven's temperature reaches the set point, so your pies will burn. The main problem with the temperature controllers of the oven is that they tend to stop heating when they reach set temperature. If you want to bake a pie, you can't just push the start button and wait around until the oven's temperature reaches the set point, so your pies will burn. The temperature sensor is a bit temperamental. The temperature sensors of the oven sometimes break, especially when in full use. Sometimes when this happens, the oven becomes inoperable, even if the control system is operational.

The oven has a temperature range from 300° to 1000°F(150° to 540°C). You need to adjust the power to make it go off when you set the button to "hot". You can cook one item at a time, although many people find that they will need to re-cook something when it's done. You can only cook small amounts of food at a time. You could fry yourself before even noticing your hurt in the slightest. Also, if you use a bit of metal/steel to support it while it's still hot, you can make one of the most useful tools you can imagine: An anvil. Or a hammer. The small light source (as seen from outside) is very sensitive to this. You will need to make sure you have no metal objects in the food (it goes off at about 150V AC or about 30V DC for a brief period of time. If you press it when the light is off, you can still fry yourself. The rice will get stuck in there and won't make it to the bottom of the pot where it cooks. You can easily be cooked if you are not careful. It is an induction-type oven and is not bad at all. It is not as energy efficient as you might expect. It needs to be very close to whatever it is cooking on to be efficient.