Stirling Engines: Success of the Whispergen and others

[mscoffman]

@deckdog;

Hi Andrew!

Sterling engine gensets are invaluable if one wants to run on hydrogen
fuel (especially overunity hydrogen) because they are external combustion
engines. Once you have a sterling engine all one has to do is to modify
the gas burner to run on hydrogen and it should work happily. In Ice engines
on the other hand the hydrogen has to come in contact with all sorts of
moving metal parts - perfect for CF cold fusion and the metal erosion it
causes. So I consider hydrogen gas in an ice engine strictly a prototype test
lashup device unless it was specifically designed to run with hydrogen fuel.

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If you get a chance you might google "acoustic sterling engines". These
engines use acoustic gas resonance and have no moving parts. When
combined with acoustic gas pumps or acoustic refrigeration you can
get a system with zero net moving parts. Something that seems highly
desirable.

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Good luck on your patent.

:S:MarkSCoffman

[deckdog]

Thank You!

Best and warm regards
Andrew