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Index Other's EnginesHubert Stierhof's Seesaw Stirling construction article
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StirlingSouth.com is the new home for Errant Knight Racing. I will keep the old content for those that might still want it but there will be exciting new content. Now back to the old stuff: We welcome comments on what you see here, as well as suggestions for additional information sources. If you have built an engine that you think is special, and wish to show it to others, please contact us and we will include it if we feel that it is suitable for these pages. In the index bar to your left are links to our other pages. Some content is right here, while other content is on The Little Engine Pages, but all our pages are linked from the index column on both sites. We have tried to make the movement from one page to another as seamless as possible, so if you can't navigate successfully, please let us know what is broken. Good Modeling! Richard |
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Live Steam! Click on the image for more details
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Metal Magic. |
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"The Center for
South Pointing Chariot Thanks to the efforts of Harry Siebert we now offer the most comprehensive reference site dedicated to South Pointing Chariots to be found anywhere in the world. Click on the image to enter.
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Computer Animation! The first engine that Roy and Richard collaborated on was a "flame licker" called "Straight Arrow". It took its name from the straight-line motion imparted to the connecting rod by an unusual gear-within-a-gear mechanism on the crankshaft. Click on the image for a simulation of the gear action. Photos of the real engine can be found by clicking here. We have also updated the Test Tube Rhombic mathematical analysis page with an animation that should make clear the action of the engine. Take a look here. |
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You are visitor number since April, 1998 (includes visitors to our previous home, The Little Engine Pages) |
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WebRing is a means of linking web pages with similar content. You may click on the items below and jump to other sites that feature Stirling and other hot air engines, as well as sites that cater to closely related interests. Our ring now hosts seven sites, and they continue our tradition of international participation. There are sites from England, France, Germany, Japan, Sweden, Switzerland and the United States (alphabetical order, of course!). This is the home site for the Stirling and Hot Air Engine Ring
managed by Roy Rice. If you feel that your site should be in this ring, click on the logo above and at the WebRing home page, click on "Join a Ring" |
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Page revised 25 March, 2019 RWE
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