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Rob42103

Isn't that the same engine as here? For free?
http://www.physics.sfasu.edu/astro/cour ... rling.html

I just finished making the drawing plan of the unique Linford two-stroke engine with the opposed pistons. You can find it on my website http://heetgasmodelbouw.ridders.nu Feel free to download and use it. Doing so you will help me in giving me the feeling that the 100 net manhours I spend on this w...

here are quite a few Stirling engines on YouTube.
<http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UBeZn2AQfbY>
Even one with a liquid piston! A must see.
stanhbaker

A new web site is available at: <http://notscar.wiki.com/>
It provides information of all kinds with regard to Stirling and Hot Air engines of all kinds. Links, Files, Forums, Images, Books, and perhaps a bit of model stationary steam.

http://heetgasmodelbouw.ridders.nu It contains more than 25 models of Stirling engines, Vacuum engines(flame lickers) and small and very simple internal combustion engines, most of them according to own design. You will find descriptions, photographs, video-clips, animations and a lot of complete dr...

There is another site with both stirling and steam engines. One tin can engine is horizontal. Lots of pictures and details to assist with building them. The owner is Roy Shepherd and has a very interesting site aside from models.

http://royuk.co.uk/engines.htm

posted by s/Stan

A relatively new web site has a lot of information of interest to model builders of Stirling and Hot Air Engine. He has a simplified valving arrangement for Flame Licker engines which eliminates any fancy cams, linkages and levers. The owner, Jan Ridders is a first class model maker. His site is at:...

Boyd's Tin Can Stirling Website
http://www.boydhouse.com/stirling/index.html

Hi Donnie, Stefan is exactly correct. Donnie built the tin can engine I believe. As for the flywheels on the tin can engine…. Heavier the flywheel the slower it will turn. Lighter the flywheel the faster it turns (sound right! LOL :smile: ) The flywheel on the tin can engine was selected because: If...

kdog,
Exactly! They are a demo engine. Never designed to do anything else but that really.

Sure help builders to understand the Stirling basics.

Darryl

:D Welcome To the Stiirling engine forum.

Post what you like about Stirling or "hot air" engines. :roll:

Darryl Boyd
boydhouse