Lamina Thermoacoustic Engine

Plans at: www w-haag de / stirling.htm Scroll down to big cyan box... This is my approach to build this simple but really relyable, smoothly running engine. It uses a pyrex testtube and a cut-down glas syringe (10ml) which makes it run nearly noiseless and eliminates the need for lubrication. At the end of the video - where the engine runs - you will recognize that in fact the burner makes more noises than the engine itself. The flywheel is made from brass and acryl glas ( to stick with the light and slim design). It rests on two ball bearings. The big end of the conrod also uses a miniature ball bearing (5x2x1.5mm).
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