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Stirling engine home made working... with rocket stove design.

 
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I have been following this build and I am very impressed with the results he is getting with his setup.
 
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He surmised the anthracite  was a bit too dense for his particular engine, and it's clearly running better with lower quality coal. But I wondered about his choice of wood, and if seasoned white oak or locust would improve performance.
 
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