@BullzEye14 No. The clock movement gets it recovery energy from the Striling engine, so as long as the light is heating the air in the device, it will keep ticking. This is a great idea, because Stirling engines based in Low Temperature Difference, have almost no power, however, clocks require VERY LITTLE power, so this is a great marriage! Awesome!
haha looks like the clock is hypnotizing the frogs. but is this clock for sale or can you show us how to make one ourselves. looks really neat to have one of these in my home.
ok..why do i watching clocks? lol
RoShAnOWNEDyou 1 year ago
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739199 8 months ago
eventually it has to stop right?
BullzEye14 2 years ago
@BullzEye14 No. The clock movement gets it recovery energy from the Striling engine, so as long as the light is heating the air in the device, it will keep ticking. This is a great idea, because Stirling engines based in Low Temperature Difference, have almost no power, however, clocks require VERY LITTLE power, so this is a great marriage! Awesome!
albinarrate 1 year ago 2
@albinarrate thats AWESOME
BullzEye14 1 year ago
so this thing actualy keeps a constant flow of time, aswell as looking friken awesome!?!
RanorBenethran 2 years ago
Great Tech Skills! Beautiful
Gooed zo !
:o)
locoindo 3 years ago
haha looks like the clock is hypnotizing the frogs. but is this clock for sale or can you show us how to make one ourselves. looks really neat to have one of these in my home.
XarraX9009 3 years ago
You need good milling skills or a CNC bench to make the parts. That is probably the main obstacle in making one of these.
Pudersepp 2 years ago
it's cool he put an striling engine in a clock i love clocks and steam/striling engines
DAKOTA56777 2 years ago 2