This new Sterling Engine group is intended for those experimenters with old or new ideas and that have some shop capability and don't mind getting their hands dirty; building their versions, or trying someone else's versions. One need not be a professional, or a rocket scientist to learn by trial and error. Sometimes too much knowledge, and knowing what professionals say will not work, keeps some really good ideas from being tried. The enjoyment of trying your own ideas is more important than whether they always work or not. The fun is in sharing your ideas, your successes and failures, with others and hopefully learning from mistakes. There are no dumb questions, so discuss your thoughts. Don't take life too seriously, who knows you may design the next 'bumblebee'.
Membership is open but new members will have their first posts moderated - to prevent spam.
I've been on this list a while, nothing like that's come up. All anyone's talked about is either way over the DIY'er's abilities, or a toy. I could have missed
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An electronic resource dating from 1904, Plans for the construction of an 1/8 HP engine. Could be constructed on a 7 x 10 lathe, but you would have to reduce
Hi everyone interested, I made a concept design for a model IC engine with rotary pistons. Not with the (first) intention to make a more efficient engine