ENJOMOR. Stirling Engine. Educational and easy build.
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- Опубликовано: 31 янв 2025
- ENJOMOR Stirling engine kit from EngineDiy.com. High quality metal and glass construction supplied with mini generator, volt meter and LED lights. Easy build in less than 30 mins.
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Features：
Creative Design:
This Stirling engine model features a classic γ-type structure coupled with a small generator. When heated by an alcohol lamp, the engine runs smoothly and generates electricity to light up an LED or bulb. This ingenious design showcases the beauty and functionality of mechanical operation.
Assembly Kit:
Dive into an engaging project with the detailed assembly kit that comes with the ENJOMOR Stirling engine. The instructions and diagrams make the assembly process enjoyable and educational. You'll enhance your hands-on skills and gain a deeper understanding of mechanical principles.
Well-Made:
Crafted from premium quality metal, this Stirling engine model boasts an electroplated surface that prevents rust and adds a touch of elegance. The exquisite design and durable construction ensure that you'll be impressed by both its appearance and quality.
Wide Application:
The ENJOMOR Stirling engine model is perfect for various applications. It's a fantastic tool for scientific projects, classroom demonstrations, or as a unique ornament on your desk. Teachers, students, and mechanical enthusiasts alike will find endless value in this educational toy.
Mechanical Enthusiasts Gift:
Looking for a gift that stands out? The ENJOMOR Stirling engine model comes in an elegant package, making it a thoughtful and impressive gift for any occasion. It's not just a toy; it's a conversation starter and a piece of art that will catch the eye of anyone who sees it.
More Details:
.Material: Metal & Glass
.Color: Silver
.Flywheel Diameter: 56mm
.Hot Cylinder Glass Tube Outer Diameter: 20mm
.Hot Piston: 14mm
.Cold Cylinder Outer Diameter: 22mm
.Cold Cylinder Sleeve: 15mm
.Cold Piston: 12.5mm
.Product Weight: 363g
.Package Weight: 480g
.Product Dimensions: 16 x 8.7 x 8cm
.Package Dimensions: 20.5 x 11.5 x 18.5cm
.Packing: Graphic Carton
.Ages: 16+
Packing List:
.Stirling Engine Parts Set *1
.Alcohol lamp *1
.LED lamp *1
.Round Lamp Barrel *1
.Instruction Manual *1
Great engine kit Fred. Thanks for the info on where to get. I would have otherwise not known these awesome things existed.
Don't worry they do great stuff, and love that we can see everything working, thanks FRED I enjoy watching this one just like all of them. Shame about the lead being loose, thanks for letting us see it, take care of yourself and yours Alan. 👍
Thanks 👍
Congratulations Fred…in your shed…😂…for a most excellent build video…I have to wait several years before I’m old enough to legally build one😂!
Replace the generator with beefier alternator and regulator and power one of your radios for a candle powered radio.
73! Have a great day!
Quite enjoyable Fred 👍
Very nice! When I were a lad we used to make our own Stirling engines out of baked bean cans and pieces of rubber balloon.
magic stuff mate very enjoyable
Very interesting Fred....a demo of a working canon be good next 😂...and all that without burning down the kitchen 😂
The Stirling is the best example of the External Combustion Engine to date, there are few others. I have built a few, a good STEM project for older youngsters.
Concerning tastes; there can be no disputing! OR as we Say in America, "whatever floats your boat Fred!"
Fred just looking at your latest video down suggest people use loctite rather than super glue loctite can be undone afterwards
Could you bypass the volt meter and just try the light
Guess you could yes.
If I put a 50,000 ohm capacitor in co-junction with the con rod will it charge my mum's car battery?
What fuel are you using?
isopropyl alcohol
Should the cranks be at 90 deg to each other on most Stirling engines? Your look to be something less than that
The set up was more 45 degs. I did tweak the timing a bit to see if i could get higher voltage.
How many watts does it produce?
Not much.
@@CB-RADIO-UK Did you ever record it? Looking for a small Stirling engine that can produce 12 volts 5 watts minimum. Any thoughts?