steamyjim
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Who Made These?Recently was given these 2 hot air engines...
I now need to put them on my list of engines but haven't a clue who made them.
So can anyone on here identify the maker?
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steamyjim
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And the other
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Spokesmann
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Not my area Jim, sorry. Unusual!
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MTA
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There is always the possibility (and I think is more of a definite in this case) that they are home builds.
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steamyjim
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| MTA wrote: | | There is always the possibility (and I think is more of a definite in this case) that they are home builds. |
These are commercialy made MTA  The bloke who gave them to me bought them online from a science shop in the US brand new
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MTA
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Fair enough!
Search Google for US stirling engines then...
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steamyjim
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| MTA wrote: | Fair enough!
Search Google for US stirling engines then... |
I'll do that. If I was in my grandads workshop I could identify the red fan on as it has a sticker with the name one...but i'm not so i'm asking here 
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steamyjim
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I now know what the fan one is...it is made by The American Stirling Company and is model MM1
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Mamod Collector
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Definatley commercialy made Jim 
I was on a website a few weeks ago where the top one was for sale
Have a look on youtube Jim I'm pritty sure I've seen them on there too 
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steamyjim
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| Mamod Collector wrote: | Definatley commercialy made Jim
I was on a website a few weeks ago where the top one was for sale
Have a look on youtube Jim I'm pritty sure I've seen them on there too |
There are a lot of very similar engines about...but I shall have a look on the net
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steamyjim
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After a quick Google Search for 'Plastic Stirling Engine' I came across the Inpro Solar Model 6565 Hand Stirling Engine which I beleive this is
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