1414 Types Of Stirling Engine

[David_Mash]

I am super excited. With a solar charged sand thermal battery, my mind is thinking about continuous duty heat/air engines for electric generation all day every day!

[lesneilson]

Never knew so much about them before and since your previous vid I have watched a whole heap of real working engines even one driving a boat so thanks a lot for the info

[karlmyers]

It's amazing how I know so little about a Stirling if I'm honest. Definitely keen on building one though

[technosaurus]

Stirling engine + heat pump could turn ambient thermal energy into electrical energy.

[SundogbuildersNet]

How very cool!
I'm excited for this project and will eagerly await updates.

[herbetone]

Job done, I enjoyed this video immensely, my appetite has been wetted and I look forward to where this journey will take us.

[kreynolds]

Now that your back to stirling engines, would you consider making an alpha stirling with parts (cylinder and piston) from two worn out car shock absorbers? I think it would be a fascinating reuse of junk parts.

[paulbrouyere]

Very nice, very interested. What’s new to me are Stirlings with liquids

[lubbock]

Also, don't forget about the Traveling Wave type sterling engine, patent by Peter Ceperely

[matthewellisor]

Nearly a thousand and a half types! That's more than I expected.

I'd say that I'm sorry for the bad joke, but I'd rather not tell a lie. Just here enjoying your efforts and trying at feeding engagement.

[bikerfirefarter]

Excellent explanation and overview. Thanks.
It would be nice to see a DIY/demo version that can put out 100-300w of mechanical or electrical power. Maybe a solar concentration version (I know that's a big ask in UK at the mo ;-)

[stevetobias]

Very cool, looking forward to the next inventive video

[jsoswell]

I continue to love the content! You are touching on areas I have been interested in for many years! Thank you Robert.

[MaxR]

HOW ARE YOU SO SMART ALL THE TIME! UNREAL!

[benshithero]

I like this man. He does good in and towards the world

[angelusmendez]

Speaking of which... Do you know the pop pop boat? It's really nice and easy to build

[rayg]

Could you some how use the air flow rising up through the chimney to spin a fan in the pipe and drive a fan outside of the pipe to move the heat around the room

[travismoore]

I liked looking at the opposed piston Stirling engine.

[pharaohxgaming]

I have always been interested in building a Stirling engine or lamina type engine but I have not had success in the past. Looking forward to your future videos!!

[Killianwsh]

I've been fascinated by Stirlings for years! Looking fwd to seeing how you approach them! Perhaps utilizing some of the exceptional heating efficiency of your ink used as heating elements?