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The Regular Stuff: Chat, Buy, Sell, Off Topic, etc. => General Discussion - Model & Toy Steam Engines – Stirling Cycle – Flame Lickers – Small Antique Originals => Topic started by: Jim on November 13, 2022, 10:53:23 pm
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Thanks one and all, appreciate the replies :)
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Hi Jim, That is a wonderful engine and a great looking, great running example of a high quality Stirling Cycle engine.
I agree with all above who love your nice wood base and gas burner upgrades.
Very well done, my friend...!!!
Gil
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Very nice quality hot air motor - and perfectly arranged and presented by you.
I did not understand which bird made that squeaking noise or was
it your engine?
Congrats, Arnold :D
Thanks Arnold.
The birds are very active here as its end of Spring, those ones were common Starlings.....a pest bird here.
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Starlings are a pest bird on this side also. I'll take a Stirling any day,
and I'll take-out a Starling every day.
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Still really want one of these 😍 and your base/burner setup makes it all that much better 8)
I agree with Nick , on all counts.
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That Stirling engine set-up is quite simply ....... Sterling!!!
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Still really want one of these 😍 and your base/burner setup makes it all that much better 8)
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Very nice quality hot air motor - and perfectly arranged and presented by you.
I did not understand which bird made that squeaking noise or was
it your engine?
Congrats, Arnold :D
Thanks Arnold.
The birds are very active here as its end of Spring, those ones were common Starlings.....a pest bird here.
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Very nice setup Jim. You did a wonderful job mounting it which makes a wonderful display.
A fine running engine such as this deserves nothing less.
Thanks Tommy.
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Very nice quality hot air motor - and perfectly arranged and presented by you.
I did not understand which bird made that squeaking noise or was
it your engine?
Congrats, Arnold :D
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Very nice setup Jim. You did a wonderful job mounting it which makes a wonderful display.
A fine running engine such as this deserves nothing less.
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Huxtable Hot Air Engine (Stirling)
Made by Olds & Sons Engineering Maryborough Queensland Australia
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8AtATlo7ewA&t=10s