This has always fascinating me.

Living in Northern Sweden with with the heater on for the bigger part of
the year: Could a stirling engine be used to drive an electric
generator? Anyone tried that?

/Ake

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[mailto:PICLIST@MITVMA.MIT.EDU]F=F6r Russell McMahon
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=C4mne: [OT:] Superb low temperature differential Stirling Engine


Superb low temperature differential Stirling Engine.
As nice as I've seen.

        http://users.moscow.com/oiseming/lc_ant_p/Pic_Prj2.htm

Can run on the warmth of a  hand.
Runs for hours from the heat in a cup of coffee (or hot beverage of your
choice).

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mailbox
that I don't look at often - archived "against the day" - it had 1397
unread
entries. Only looked at a few. This entry caught my eye. Getting started
on
looking at Stirling Engines is a bad way to get any work done :-).

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