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Beam Stirling? Jack Watson 02-20-2008
Posted by Jack Watson on February 20, 2008, 7:01 pm
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Greetings from Perth (the one in Western Oz)

I am new to this group, but not altogether new to model engineering, and
I seek advice/recommendations.

My wife, bless her, wants to buy me a kit of castings/plans to build
"one of those lovely little beam engines" for my upcoming 19th birthday
(OK, 29th Feb, really 19 x 4)

I rather fancy the idea of a Stirling, to save having to fire up a
boiler every time I want to run it. Also attracted to the idea of a
solenoid engine.

Any suggestions?

JW˛
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Posted by Bill on February 21, 2008, 5:30 am
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Jack have a look at this site. They do kits, plans or ready to run. I have
seen them all built and look very nice.
http://www.arceurotrade.co.uk/Catalogue/Stirling-Engines
Hope this helps and Happy Birthday for the 29th wish I was only 19 with all
them years of know how.
> Greetings from Perth (the one in Western Oz)
>
> I am new to this group, but not altogether new to model engineering, and I
> seek advice/recommendations.
>
> My wife, bless her, wants to buy me a kit of castings/plans to build "one
> of those lovely little beam engines" for my upcoming 19th birthday (OK,
> 29th Feb, really 19 x 4)
>
> I rather fancy the idea of a Stirling, to save having to fire up a boiler
> every time I want to run it. Also attracted to the idea of a solenoid
> engine.
>
> Any suggestions?
>
> JW˛
> ===



Posted by Jack Watson on February 22, 2008, 7:30 am
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Thank you Bill for your reply and for the Birthday wishes.

arceurotrade is a very interesting site. I have not yet decided - but it
will probably be something along the lines of the HAE01 Gamma kit.

Thanks again.

Jack
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Bill wrote:
> Jack have a look at this site. They do kits, plans or ready to run. I have
> seen them all built and look very nice.
> http://www.arceurotrade.co.uk/Catalogue/Stirling-Engines
> Hope this helps and Happy Birthday for the 29th wish I was only 19 with all
> them years of know how.

Posted by Mike H on February 22, 2008, 9:44 am
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>Greetings from Perth (the one in Western Oz)
>
>I am new to this group, but not altogether new to model engineering,
>and I seek advice/recommendations.
>
>My wife, bless her, wants to buy me a kit of castings/plans to build
>"one of those lovely little beam engines" for my upcoming 19th birthday
>(OK, 29th Feb, really 19 x 4)
>
>I rather fancy the idea of a Stirling, to save having to fire up a
>boiler every time I want to run it. Also attracted to the idea of a
>solenoid engine.
Have you seen "Bailey's Vertical Hot Air Engine" in the Polly catalogue
<http://www.pollymodelengineering.co.uk/>
--
Mike Hopkins
CSME <http://www.cheltsme.org.uk>
5" gauge (2 1/2" scale) Alice class Hunslet

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