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[nagesh.balam]

hi,
i am here

[gwalsh]

Hi,

I'm new here......

Have got a 'bought' stove-top stirling engine driving a fan to circulate the hot air into the room - a great wee gadget!

[mariodaguilar]

Thanks, new to the forum, I will enjoy reading it
Regards

[sstocker46]

Very interesting forum. I am trying to build one and this forum has been a great help, thanks. When I get one working will. Post some pics.

[mariodaguilar]

Me too! New here... I am a mechanical engineer currently building a can Stirling with my 6 yr old son. Great engines and very simple so they are ideal for educational projects

[Saccotto]

Hi!!! i'm new here, i came from italy and i've tried to make a stirling engine (gamma) for my final year thesis but after 4 months of hard work i failed..... i'm here to look for someone that can help me!!!!

[Kliaudasha]

Hi, looks like I found an extraordinary website just to succesfully build stirling engine :) I will be new here spying topics and reading your experience until one day I will finally build an efficient stirling :)

[Tycho]

Hi from New Zealand.
I have a Beta type Stirling engine I am trying to identify so will post a note in the main forum :)

[alberto_55]

Hello everyone!

The construction of these friendly engines gives me a really good time, so I was pleased to find this page with people who like the same.

I hope I can contribute something, although my experience is not very big, and my work is not tied to the industry.

This post is made with a translator, sorry for the bad grammar.

Greetings to all from Spain.

[arganj]

Hi..
am indonesian university student
my final project is about gamma stirling engine
nice join this forum

[Hawke]

Hello all, Hawke here.
Joined to look around for a while. On my second LTD engine which I havent given up on yet, but learning about the dynamics and need for precision with these. (Displacer issues) I got interested in steam engines and have had some success on the lower skill level. I got sidetracked on looking ahead to make a generator to be driven by the steam engine. From there I was stung by my old electrical background and made a few model electric motors and generators.
Ordered a nice steam boiler yet to arrive, and thought I would dabble with these stirlings. Ratio of displacer chamber and piston size has my interest, seems this is a deeper science at this point than I expected.

My Model Electric Motor:
Model Electric Motor - variable speed

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[kristahiles111]

Hello!
I am new member of this forum.
Thanks,

[les-bart]

Hello all!
I am here too.

/Les from Norway

[rick fish]

Hello,

Rick Fish here. I live near Saratoga NY. I am a process control engineer in the paper industry.

I've been looking for a new hobby since my kid went to college.

I have seen a ton of YouTube videos on fake magnet motors and gravity machines.

I thought I would come back to earth and learn a real technology.

I wish there was more on the internet about large stirling engines.

I hope to start small with the tincan engines and get bigger and bigger.

Sounds like fun, eh?

[Ian S C]

Welcome aboard rick fish, you should learn a little here. What sort of workshop do you have? If you get hooked, a small to middle size lathe would be handy, but as an engineer you'll know about that. Ian S C