STIRLING ENGINE TAKING ONE APART HOT AIR ENGINE Solar Powered Sun Generator Motor

I would like to build one of these to use as a well pump. It would need to be like those big cool antique Rider-Erickson models. As long as it could produce at least 1hp of pumping power when powered by a solar water heater and cooled by the water it pumps. These engines are amazing. If big oil wasn't in control of everything, I'm sure we'd see many more of them.

well u must of heard of the earths molten core??

lol

are you talking about free energy as in no cost?

Dan does great vids but now he is in full HD and the quality is amazing! The full screen view of youtube.HD is just as good and better then a DVD.

yea like look up like the russians build a deep hole in the earth and got boiling water, i think it was about 500 ft. this means that the boiling water or even a lighter gas like hydrogen would get excited in a closed tube to run a steam turbine or stireling engine, its actually pretty cool, free energy is all around us! of course a powerful ones right below our feet!

I think you should do a video on geothermal heating. Im young now, but someday when im older i would like to heat my house that way. i was told its possible by trenching lines into our field, and bring them back to the house, and it would heat it, but i was wondering how good would it transfer heat, and how hot would it get in the middle of winter. i would like to make one of these engines someday on my metal lathe

Nice.

Kewl stuff. Can't wait to see you build one from scratch.

i have that exact solar engine that you just showed in the begining!

A completely COTS stirling! That's what *I'm* working on!

Hopefully around 1-3kW, which is probably not the size you are thinking of, though...

Sry but I have to say this LOL

it looks like a sex machine ( when that thing go in and out )

Girl might like this project

Great job Dan. I look forward to seeing the ideas on how to build one.

Great stuff as usual. I just bought one of those tiny stirling engine kits that are supposed to run on the heat of your hand. The only problem is that I need to assemble it myself. I think I'll attempt the build tomorrow and document the entire process and post the video to help more people get the idea of how these awesome engines work.

Awesome! I cant wait for your videos on this so I can build one!