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Just beautiful, just beautiful!
Well done Thanh - I like it a lot. I hope I can do justice with mine when I have a go.
Trevor

Very well presented guys and well made - Thank you and I hope all goes well for you when you release the product.
Trevor

Yep! That's a promise Thanh. It's the when.....

I am sure it will Thanh.

Beautiful Thanh - Is that an alloy Cylinder used for the piston housing.
Love Ian's Flame licker he had built some years back.
Trev

Thanks Thanh. I think I will build one of these when I finish my LTD engine.
Nice work from your lathing. You are doing a good job
Trevor

Now that is something else! A high kW output with such a small dimension.
Well done Guys. Looking forward to your video release.
Trevor

Go for it Thanh. They can be very finicky to get set up, but once working they sound real neat. I have made two in my time and found that cast iron brake cylinders work well with a very thin walled steel or stainless steel piston as the expansion of the metals are near the same, though sometimes sta...

Hi Thanh - I Have been away for several weeks out in the desert without any internet and couldn't contact anyone, but now home with a very sick car.
Anyway! That is a very impressive engine and looks so great.
Do you have plans for that one Thanh or is this one from your head. - I like It -
Trevor

Really looking good Richi - It will be nice to see that one running.
Trevor

High CB - The voltage I normally talk about is 12VDC and/or 6VDC. For small models 200 mA would be easily available and give the good results for a small Rotisserie. These can be obtained from good barbeque places and are available in 1.5VDC and 12VDC as well as 240VAC. All in all we are talking abo...

Nice work Ron - Excellent
I have yet to use an Airpot, but working on it.
Trev

Hi JCal If you want to run a rotisserie for a barbecue you do not need much power. A small well made Sterling engine will drive one with a pulley system (1:4 ratio) quite well. I do not believe you need anywhere near 10 Watts probably closer to 300mA would be more like it. You could use the heat fro...

Here's the photo of the generator CB. It's a little beauty and I will be getting more of these when I can - Thanks for the Link
Trev

HI CB - That's perfect and they work on low RPM. I am using the same one, but slightly larger as I can get 2 Amps from mine at 12 volts.
I posted a picture of it in my post re beam engine. I will show you another pic.
Trev