i would love to buy one very cool if only he would sale them on ebay awesome videos on you-tube love the channel very informative, really like your ky-ko hot air fan.
My dad used to tell me a story about having one of these fans. He found it in a dump when he was a boy. He dissassembled it, cleaned it up and put it back together. When he moved out of the house that he was in, my grandfather wouldn't let him take it with. He said he left it hidden under the front porch and lamented losing it ever since. My dad passed away in 92 but I still remember that story.
THEY JUST HAD ONE ON AMERICAN PICKER, WORTH A LOT BECAUSE IT WAS A HOTEL FAN , YOU PUT A NICKEL IN THE SLOT IN THE BACK TO HAVE THE FAN ON ! ELECTRIC BUT LOOKS LIKE THIS ONE, TWINS. GREG M. ..
Hello Myfordboy. This is awesome, gorgeous and fun! congratulations! I've visited your blog, but I cant find instructions on how you made this particular engine... do you have plans or somehting?
That's very impressive :) Would be cool if you could have a fan that selfregulated to the temperature, so that when it got to hot the fan would begin to use the heat as its source of fuel ;)...
Stirling engines rely on a difference in temperatures. They would still need an additional source of heat to operate to create that temperature difference.
I have much less than this. The cylinder and displacer were made from the same stainless tube. Bore out the cylinder, turn the outside of the displacer. Smaller gap the better.
You can see my video piston giving stroke but after connecting to flywheel it not working may be Friction sometimes displacer soldering doesn't last I am looking for a thin steel pipe for displacer not getting
@@nawazahmed3604 dear nawaz I am making kyko fan but not getting success can u talk me my number is 9471156764 I need your little help it runs only for few seconds
Jdwds plan it's almost same 60 mm cylinder 36 mm bore for piston and displacer blade size 10 inch I can send you pictures and video if you give me if email or what's up .The design is almost same as you
The valve looks like Gumby jumping up and down! Love it!
i like the guy at 0:48 jumping over the rope :-)
This is beautiful work myfordboy!
That's a very nice little fan
i would love to buy one very cool if only he would sale them on ebay awesome videos on you-tube love the channel very informative, really like your ky-ko hot air fan.
Fan dia 11". Made of steel, aluminium, bronze, brass, cast iron, stainless steel. All fabicated.
My dad used to tell me a story about having one of these fans. He found it in a dump when he was a boy. He dissassembled it, cleaned it up and put it back together. When he moved out of the house that he was in, my grandfather wouldn't let him take it with. He said he left it hidden under the front porch and lamented losing it ever since. My dad passed away in 92 but I still remember that story.
I have one KYKO hot air fan that runs on a kerosene lamp. It's in complete running condition. Year of make -- 1909 to 1916
very nice job!
Nice and quiet. Sweeeeeeeet.
beautiful ...
THEY JUST HAD ONE ON AMERICAN PICKER, WORTH A LOT BECAUSE IT WAS A HOTEL FAN , YOU PUT A NICKEL IN THE SLOT IN THE BACK TO HAVE THE FAN ON ! ELECTRIC BUT LOOKS LIKE THIS ONE, TWINS. GREG M.
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Hello Myfordboy. This is awesome, gorgeous and fun! congratulations! I've visited your blog, but I cant find instructions on how you made this particular engine... do you have plans or somehting?
amazing
HOW MANY HOURS TO USE FOR FINLISH THAT GREAT PRODUCT?
That's very impressive :)
Would be cool if you could have a fan that selfregulated to the temperature, so that when it got to hot the fan would begin to use the heat as its source of fuel ;)...
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If you can put a Dynamo to generate electricity, and use a satellite dish with mirrors to heat the engine. And so have a free energy source.
Nice.
@myfordboy
Can you explain to me how this works? Thanks
Very nice did you fix some of the crankshaft looks like a neew aluminium piece there,,,,E.B.
Stirling engines rely on a difference in temperatures. They would still need an additional source of heat to operate to create that temperature difference.
Dimension of displacer (Dia, Length) ? Diameter of Power piten and its length ?
@pavailqasim This not for sale
@9020powrmax yea using his own over sized "crank" :D
Still looking to buy one
I made the whole engine not just the cranckshaft !
No idea!
Heat pumps can make that source for practically nothing.
I know I heard of recent work in Japan were the pumps could reach an COP of 10 -12.
The idea is it uses heat as fuel and blows cold air to cool you down.
I don't have any for sale but you can make one.
How to make it at home
Can I buy one?
Displacer clearance 2mm will that be ok
I have much less than this. The cylinder and displacer were made from the same stainless tube. Bore out the cylinder, turn the outside of the displacer. Smaller gap the better.
I never keep account of the time taken.
Please guide me with a video for making this fan I am not able to make crankshaft and yoke please guide me
What plans are you using?
I made this one.
You can see my video piston giving stroke but after connecting to flywheel it not working may be Friction sometimes displacer soldering doesn't last I am looking for a thin steel pipe for displacer not getting
I have restored one KYKO hot air fan about 100 years old, that runs on a kerosene lamp. It's in perfect running condition
Nawaz Ahmed. Jorhat. Assam.
@@nawazahmed3604 dear nawaz I am making kyko fan but not getting success can u talk me my number is 9471156764 I need your little help it runs only for few seconds
What is the displacer meterial
I always use a very thin sealed stainless steel tube for my displacers.
lol the fire kinda takes away the purpose doesnt it?
Is this for sale.
No sorry
Jdwds plan it's almost same 60 mm cylinder 36 mm bore for piston and displacer blade size 10 inch I can send you pictures and video if you give me if email or what's up .The design is almost same as you
@2thousand4 Please go to my blog myfordboy.blogspot.com and look at the building instructions for my EZ Stirling. See the section on how it works.
amazing