Gamma Beam

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SScandizzo
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Gamma Beam

Post by SScandizzo »

Hi Everyone,

Just dropped in to show off my newest engine.

http://www.stirlingengine.com/file-stor ... ion_id=258

It's a gamma type beam engine. It stands 7.5 inches high with a 3 inch flywheel and about 2cc volume. My most recent test runs clock it at about 700 rpm with the included oil lamp. Entirely brass and steel (except the power cylinder and piston which are glass), I built it by hand using only hand tools and a rotary tool (no lathe).

I'm still tuning it, so I anticipate getting even better runs in the near future. Let me know if you have any questions or comments!

-Stefan
royuk
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Post by royuk »

Hi Stefan

Looks a very fine engine, well done. If you would like to send me a few pictures and a short write up and mybe a short move. of your engine. I would like to post it on my visitors page

www.royuk.co.uk

Roy
If you are not part of the solution; you are part of the problem.
SScandizzo
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Post by SScandizzo »

Hi Folks,

Roy asked me to include additional media, so here it is:

Clearer picture:
http://www.stirlingengine.com/file-stor ... ion_id=259

10 second video:
http://www.stirlingengine.com/file-stor ... ion_id=261

-Stefan
royuk
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Post by royuk »

Thanks Stefan. it is a cracking little engine. Good move. Show what can be done with basic tools.

Roy
If you are not part of the solution; you are part of the problem.
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