Beautiful!!! Candle lamp battery recharger? Let's say there are fifteen of these lamps to light up a romance home, there would be a lot of output of energy. Can it vaporize and condense alcohol inside of the the cylinders? What rpm can the wheel turn?
I heard that when the magnetic fields of permanent magnets oppose each other, the magnets repolarize and the properties of the magnets themselves become ever-gradually weaker.
Magnets loose about 1% of power every 10 years. So the loss is not that quick. It doesn't matter if they are appose each other or not. All that does is redirect the magnetic field.
If you've got time to comment,it means you're on your computer too ;-) then stop telling others what to do.(But the engine is fine, even though it's useless, it's cool annyway.)
Look at my videos young one, you will see I do plenty.
Thank you for your concern anyway :-)
Telling people to use their brain constructivly is not too harsh is it?
All the engines you find on you tube prove one thing, that people have huge amounts of skill and determination and put it to good use, even if the result is mainly asthetic, beauty is to be found within the creation. That is enough reason for the building of them.
(science wise,heat to motion,perfectly presented!)
Those are candles burning at the bottom, thus it's the extreme heat from the candles that's the source of fuel to run the device. Looks cool, but it just another kind of engine requiring an outside source of energy to run. But what a wonderful prototype!! Simply beautiful!!
and by the way the sterling engin was invented in 1816 by Robert Sterling. they use them on yachts and submarines because there quiet. so its not really a prototype.
sorry, kinda had to add that sence i never get the chance to sound smart.
This engine is made to show the builders skill and talent. Enjoy it! There is so much time and hard work invested in this engine how could someone say otherwise? Not to mention the fact that if YOU watched it you must have an appreciation for the work that was done to make this beautiful engine. Right?
The heat causes the water to expand into steam, then it pushes the piston up and once it reaches a point it cools and it goes back down and then is reheated and again and again!
I wish people would throw out their coffee table books and fish tanks. This is a read conversation piece! I don't think we'll get to the moon with this motor, but what a piece of artwork! Wow.
Love it !
TribalAlienGothic 9 months ago
I WANT IT!!! :D im verry jelouse
gaararocksON 10 months ago
Where are the vents that allow fresh oxygen to get into the tealight chambers?
MuleXC09 11 months ago
it's very hypnotic...
WhiteStormie76 2 years ago
Nice machine.
I'm just curious as to how much energy is lost due to gyroscopic forces inhibiting roatation?
Al989898 2 years ago
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Beefarino44 2 years ago
Beautiful!!! Candle lamp battery recharger? Let's say there are fifteen of these lamps to light up a romance home, there would be a lot of output of energy. Can it vaporize and condense alcohol inside of the the cylinders? What rpm can the wheel turn?
beancube2008 2 years ago
What a beautiful machine!
way2sirius 2 years ago
Sterling engines are my favorite.
Frostlander 2 years ago
just beautiful!
armadillozenith 2 years ago
When i grow up, i wanna be a two stroke !
TheNovaAxon 2 years ago
I heard that when the magnetic fields of permanent magnets oppose each other, the magnets repolarize and the properties of the magnets themselves become ever-gradually weaker.
Any ideas to this?
MovingUpp 3 years ago
Magnets loose about 1% of power every 10 years. So the loss is not that quick. It doesn't matter if they are appose each other or not. All that does is redirect the magnetic field.
FearTurtles 3 years ago
i've got to ask, how do the displacers work? I am confused by them, they're not conected to anything other than a spring.
sterlingom 3 years ago
but what can it do of actual use?
i say add somthing to it like uhh... a brass fan blade
frogz 4 years ago
Imagine it sitting on a rich person's shelf doing just this.
zeophoto 4 years ago 6
You are young... One day you may appreciate such absolute art!?
Why don't you try to make someting instead of sitting in front of the computer during your spare time?!
Dividedhead 3 years ago
If you've got time to comment,it means you're on your computer too ;-) then stop telling others what to do.(But the engine is fine, even though it's useless, it's cool annyway.)
Darkknarf 3 years ago
Look at my videos young one, you will see I do plenty.
Thank you for your concern anyway :-)
Telling people to use their brain constructivly is not too harsh is it?
All the engines you find on you tube prove one thing, that people have huge amounts of skill and determination and put it to good use, even if the result is mainly asthetic, beauty is to be found within the creation. That is enough reason for the building of them.
(science wise,heat to motion,perfectly presented!)
Ralph.
Dividedhead 3 years ago
I think those engines are awesome. I'm gonna build one, one day.
Darkknarf 3 years ago
Those are candles burning at the bottom, thus it's the extreme heat from the candles that's the source of fuel to run the device. Looks cool, but it just another kind of engine requiring an outside source of energy to run. But what a wonderful prototype!! Simply beautiful!!
jamesroney 4 years ago
candles are extreem heat?
and by the way the sterling engin was invented in 1816 by Robert Sterling. they use them on yachts and submarines because there quiet. so its not really a prototype.
sorry, kinda had to add that sence i never get the chance to sound smart.
aqren550 4 years ago
Perfect! Look at the balance and the timing. Who could ask for a more beautiful and wonderful engine? I love it!
mattpow1 4 years ago
i can
legonoitall 4 years ago
This engine is made to show the builders skill and talent. Enjoy it! There is so much time and hard work invested in this engine how could someone say otherwise? Not to mention the fact that if YOU watched it you must have an appreciation for the work that was done to make this beautiful engine. Right?
mattpow1 4 years ago 10
I'm just taken away by the sheet beauty of this item. Whoever made this props.
Darker4308 4 years ago 2
OH!
I get it now!
The heat causes the water to expand into steam, then it pushes the piston up and once it reaches a point it cools and it goes back down and then is reheated and again and again!
I get it!! :D
DoctorAwesome 4 years ago
no just air heating up. no steam. but thats nearly it.. keep working at it
cograilfan 4 years ago
Ah.
That also makes sense!
Same thing, different substance. :D
DoctorAwesome 4 years ago
Looks like something straight out of Frank Herbert's Dune novels.
zaphodb777 4 years ago
Or out of Metropolis.
murraybs 4 years ago
Beautiful classical creative engineering design work. Congratulations! Lovely, lovely, lovely.
If the classical Greeks could have built this engine, they would have built in this way. Masterful!
ursuscanine 4 years ago
beautiful - what else can you say?
userlaalaa 4 years ago
how much does it cost.
I want to buy it
johnnecron 4 years ago
an absolute delight,
i`d have it as art,form and function
chrisbhackett 4 years ago
Every time i open one more of your videos my jaw drops further... this is truly a beautiful creation.
I could watch it for hours...nice to hear it's quiet heart beat but still think the piano music would be a nice touch :-)
THEEBGB 4 years ago
love the mechanism that turns the engine on its pedestal,very impressed with your work and being a precision engineer myself i,m not easily impressed
kettrinboy 4 years ago
She blinded me with science
R0B0duck 4 years ago
Hydrochloric acid, to be exact. :P
DoctorAwesome 4 years ago
reminds me of the tourbillon mechanism in certain mechanical watches (btw it means "spiral" in French)
douro20 4 years ago
I wish people would throw out their coffee table books and fish tanks. This is a read conversation piece! I don't think we'll get to the moon with this motor, but what a piece of artwork! Wow.
ronfake1 4 years ago
Very, very, nice. Love the slewing motion.
mowerofdoom 5 years ago
poetry in motion
demotricus 5 years ago
Man you do beautiful work. Schoener?
PlasmaStar9 5 years ago