Posted by: Susan
Two-cycle Stirling heat-powered engine? - 03/22/06 07:24 PM
Below is a site showing the working of a two-cycle Stirling Engine.
http://www.keveney.com/Vstirling.html
I had never heard of it before. Are they being made at all currently? Are they viable? Could they be attached to an inverter? Could a handy person make one? Does anyone know anything about them?
Since they are powered by hot air, it seems they could be run on practically anything that burns, including vegetable oil, and would be handy when the fuel for the generator ran out.
Think?
Sue
http://www.keveney.com/Vstirling.html
I had never heard of it before. Are they being made at all currently? Are they viable? Could they be attached to an inverter? Could a handy person make one? Does anyone know anything about them?
Since they are powered by hot air, it seems they could be run on practically anything that burns, including vegetable oil, and would be handy when the fuel for the generator ran out.
Think?
Sue