middle fan isnt designed to cool things down its designed to move hot air around your house, it sits on a wood fire, and with the big fan, you would be suprised of what air is pushed around with the big blades
Ya but they would turn a couple of generators or car alternators on sawdust or leaves. Big picture see the korean stirling engine pumping water on sawdust.
Nice work. Thanks for posting the videos. Now I see the size of the French-made engine. Still curious to know if it was meant to do any sort of small work function?
There were gas engines (to run on city gas) on sale in the late 1870s. Do you happen to know of any around today? I sure would enjoy seeing one--have only seen the period adverts. They were rated, not in HP, but in "manpower", like "one-eigth man power".
Cool stuff! Thanks for sharing, it's appreciated here.
Nice collection. Wich of them procuce more power?
StirlingEngine123 2 months ago
Ingenious contraption, I want one :)
chesterfield44 1 year ago
super!
piespokladowy 1 year ago
where could I get the green one? It appears very powerful/
r43007 1 year ago
When was the Jost hot air fan made?
douro20 2 years ago
g'day, around 1905 - 1910, they were made in germany by karl jost
Mattys2007 2 years ago
Jost's is still in business in India, they are now a multidisciplinary engineering and manufacturing firm.
douro20 2 years ago
hehe
KOMAR1111111 3 years ago
GREATTTTT
SWINGREGORY 3 years ago
Where do you get these stuff?
fmflores2000 3 years ago
the small black fan with enclosed blades come off ebay, its called a free breeze fan and its made in canad
Mattys2007 3 years ago
very nice indeed.. I love the sound
c9ari 4 years ago
gotta luv em :)
sunwindwaterenergy 4 years ago
Thanks for posting would really like to see the inline shaft work on german #1 machine if possible, designing inline beta.
441rider 4 years ago
those fans wouldnt cool any1 down
jewls2008 4 years ago
middle fan isnt designed to cool things down its designed to move hot air around your house, it sits on a wood fire, and with the big fan, you would be suprised of what air is pushed around with the big blades
Mattys2007 4 years ago
Ya but they would turn a couple of generators or car alternators on sawdust or leaves. Big picture see the korean stirling engine pumping water on sawdust.
441rider 4 years ago
Nice work. Thanks for posting the videos. Now I see the size of the French-made engine. Still curious to know if it was meant to do any sort of small work function?
There were gas engines (to run on city gas) on sale in the late 1870s. Do you happen to know of any around today? I sure would enjoy seeing one--have only seen the period adverts. They were rated, not in HP, but in "manpower", like "one-eigth man power".
Cool stuff! Thanks for sharing, it's appreciated here.
ampdavolts 4 years ago