solar powered stirling engine.. free energy¡¡¡ clean energy¡¡

this is my solar parabolic dish.. with a stirling engine, producing 4 volts. its not too much, i will make some adjustments..

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• solar
• energy

[randommagnum]

I bet that if you rig up a cooling fan and a shroud for the cold side, you'll get more energy back from having forced air cooling that the fan will consume. I bet that can run more generator load too.

[pepini1]

Yeah¡ iwas thinking about  that too.. ill put a bigger generator.. and a little fan.

i am trying to insulate the engine and increase the presure to see how much energy can i get of it..

thaks for wAtching :)

[Neuroelectronic]

not bad at all. I like how you repurposed the CPU coolers. Is that one of those satellite dishes painted silver? lol!

[pepini1]

haha.. in fact all the engine was made with trash... CPU coolers, 3 1/2 disk drive, Tv antena, bottle of red bull, the satellite dish, some toys.....  that´s what trash can do if you put some time on it :P

thanks for watching¡¡¡ :)

[desiredusername]

Very nice!

[pepini1]

Thank you¡¡¡ :)

[tony72187]

En algún sitio vi algo similar, es sobre unas torres solares, (tecnología ambiental)

[bryncomeaux]

if this were perfected could be a great product to sell. Just put a slick housing around the components.

[miguelacorrea1]

quiero mas informacion sobre este tema tengo encima de mi casa tre platos dish uno de 6".att miguel

[thetreestore]

Excellent , Are you based in the uk ?

As would love to hear more about the items you are developing and working with

Ash

[tomrager11]

@guzzlingas1 they prob got it chrome coated

[guzzlingas1]

What did you paint the dish with to make it that reflective?

[piespokladowy]

bravo!

[shorty40merza]

@pepini1 hi sir, volts dont tell us anything, power is what counts. i mean if we know the current then we can multiply 4 volts by the current.

[TheGrayman1234]

I would love to see a setup like this pulling 12 volts even if it was low amps. Even if the heat was from a normal fire versus the sun. VERY GOOD JOB. Very few of these actually get to the point where they make ANY energy.