Congratulations on your engine stirling! I was impressed with his speed and using a string to move the piston expanding
leandrojwfolha 4 weeks ago
@leandrojwfolha I made this engine already 1 year ago and it still runs.
It was great fun making it. Thx for your nice comment
Greetings from Belgium
Erik
rikkiesix 4 weeks ago
It's allways pleasant to see the engine start slowly, start or not....Start! yes!
By the way yours works really good, and you speak english really good!
Ich kenne nicht, ob Sie französisch oder deutsche sprechen, Was erklärt, daß mein Kommentar auf englischer Sprache ist!! héhé
Greeting from France!
Marc
scarve89 1 month ago
with this dc motor you can power LED. but you need a lot RPM. about 600-800
arnoldaszlt 2 months ago
Awesome.I love these engines,but actualy don't know how to make it. do you have plans?
Have a look on mine please :)
Lucascds33 4 months ago
nice
runs great :)
0030chris73 7 months ago
@0030chris73 Yours is running very smooth too.Enjoy
Erik
rikkiesix 7 months ago
thanks for sharing greetings from MExico CIty!
Baraquiel62 8 months ago
how did you cut the hole out of the tuna can water jacket?!
Great video!
SthealthRaider 11 months ago
@SthealthRaider With a really strong knife.
Took some time to do so
If you have a hole saw from the right side thats even easier. :-)
I would advice you "if you are thinking of making one" to use a can thats wider then the one i used.
Then you can add more cooling water and then the stirling engine will run fast for a longer time.
Good luck
rikkiesix 11 months ago
@rikkiesix I have already built one but with no water jacket :) the vid is on my account
jupiler beer!!
nice!
it runs nice, good job!
McTwigstar 1 year ago
@McTwigstar Thx for the nice comment
Yes, hehehe, jupiler. :-)
I'm happy with the way its running
rikkiesix 1 year ago
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very cool
doug2877 1 year ago
@doug2877 Thx doug, appreciate it.
Greetings and have fun with your projects.
The engine looks very well-made, congrats!
mwhite112393 1 year ago
@mwhite112393 Thx.
I followed the instructions that specallez gave on his website.
There really good.
You should try them too.
It works great! Congrats on completing it. Added your vid to my Stirling engine instructions page.
Thanks for the nice comments :D
specallez 1 year ago
@specallez Thx for the comment.
Thx for adding me to your page.
Its a honor to be on it.
Greetings and good luck with any project your working on.
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Congratulations on your engine stirling! I was impressed with his speed and using a string to move the piston expanding
leandrojwfolha 4 weeks ago
@leandrojwfolha I made this engine already 1 year ago and it still runs.
It was great fun making it. Thx for your nice comment
Greetings from Belgium
Erik
rikkiesix 4 weeks ago
It's allways pleasant to see the engine start slowly, start or not....Start! yes!
By the way yours works really good, and you speak english really good!
Ich kenne nicht, ob Sie französisch oder deutsche sprechen, Was erklärt, daß mein Kommentar auf englischer Sprache ist!! héhé
Greeting from France!
Marc
scarve89 1 month ago
with this dc motor you can power LED. but you need a lot RPM. about 600-800
arnoldaszlt 2 months ago
Awesome.I love these engines,but actualy don't know how to make it. do you have plans?
arnoldaszlt 2 months ago
Have a look on mine please :)
Lucascds33 4 months ago
nice
Lucascds33 4 months ago
runs great :)
0030chris73 7 months ago
@0030chris73 Yours is running very smooth too.Enjoy
Greetings from Belgium
Erik
rikkiesix 7 months ago
thanks for sharing greetings from MExico CIty!
Baraquiel62 8 months ago
how did you cut the hole out of the tuna can water jacket?!
Great video!
SthealthRaider 11 months ago
@SthealthRaider With a really strong knife.
Took some time to do so
If you have a hole saw from the right side thats even easier. :-)
I would advice you "if you are thinking of making one" to use a can thats wider then the one i used.
Then you can add more cooling water and then the stirling engine will run fast for a longer time.
Good luck
Erik
rikkiesix 11 months ago
@rikkiesix I have already built one but with no water jacket :) the vid is on my account
SthealthRaider 11 months ago
jupiler beer!!
nice!
it runs nice, good job!
McTwigstar 1 year ago
@McTwigstar Thx for the nice comment
Yes, hehehe, jupiler. :-)
I'm happy with the way its running
Greetings from Belgium
Erik
rikkiesix 1 year ago
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McTwigstar 1 year ago
very cool
doug2877 1 year ago
@doug2877 Thx doug, appreciate it.
Greetings and have fun with your projects.
Erik
rikkiesix 1 year ago
The engine looks very well-made, congrats!
mwhite112393 1 year ago
@mwhite112393 Thx.
I followed the instructions that specallez gave on his website.
There really good.
You should try them too.
Good luck
Greetings from Belgium
Erik
rikkiesix 1 year ago
It works great! Congrats on completing it. Added your vid to my Stirling engine instructions page.
Thanks for the nice comments :D
specallez 1 year ago
@specallez Thx for the comment.
Thx for adding me to your page.
Its a honor to be on it.
Greetings and good luck with any project your working on.
Erik
rikkiesix 1 year ago