Stirling Engine Track & Field

Stirling Engine Track & FieldA demonstration of one of the first 19th century attempts to produce an environmentally sound, economic and efficient power source. The heat from a small candle sends the Stirling Engine model into oscillation almost immediately. Easy to construct, this unit very visibly demonstrates the Sterling Engine principle. A test tube acts as the cylinder and four marbles work as a transfer piston. As air is heated on one end of the transfer cylinder, it

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the glass optics and power settings from 50x to 900x provide superior precision viewing

Just roll your paint over the stencil holes

Nylon wound center

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Constructed of the no-tear firm Dura-Tuff foam

Product Weight: 7 lbs

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Thousands in use nation wide

You can stand on the board with one or two legs while performing dumbbell curls or shoulder presses