No worries. As far as being sensitive, I've just got to work on that.
Those engines look good, and run well too.
Are they of your own design?
Those engines look good, and run well too.
Are they of your own design?
Jerry Howell - Super Stirling Fan
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I used a Coffee Can for the displacer on my Meyers Stirling fan. Having little experience with Stirling engines, I would have thought it would run faster on the wood stove. On a previous post someone mentioned cans with rounded bottoms. My Coffee Can does have the original crimped sealing lip on the bottom, and a thin aluminum plate on the top with a sharp edge. How critical is the sharp edge on the bottom and top? And now can I tell if it is running at "proper" speed?
