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<t>Hey i'm working on a project. I am building an automatic greenhouse <br/> that manages waterings and temperature and whatnot. I've been <br/> designing and redesigning it and I have the total power use down to <br/> under 50 watts (with surges during heating times).<br/> <br/> My question is, How...

<t>Ok I am assuming that cost isn't a factor. I know it is...but I don't know how much this would cost, so here's an idea without a thought of money.<br/> <br/> Make a heat exchanger and put it underground where it's cooler. It could be something simple like uninsulated pipes that come from above th...

<t>Is there a "Golden Ratio" between the displacer diameter and the power piston diameter?<br/> <br/> My thought was that the displacer Piston's Total area should equal Half the volume of the total airspace inside the engine. Then when it was near the heat source ALL air would be cooled, and when it...

<t>Hydroxide boosters for cars works. Using resonant Electrical frequencies to split water into Hydrogen and Oxygen and then burning it in a car WILL increase mileage. I'm currently working on a design that will run completely on water, and it HAS been done before. I don't work for any of those hund...

<t>Hydroxide boosters for cars works. Using resonant Electrical frequencies to split water into Hydrogen and Oxygen and then burning it in a car WILL increase mileage. I'm currently working on a design that will run completely on water, and it HAS been done before. I don't work for any of those hund...

<t>Obviously the idea of using a Stirling engine to run a generator for an electric vehicle has been said, and i think that a Stirling/electric hybrid would be the easiest and quickest application of a Stirling Car.<br/> Some vehicles, like tractors, don't change speed often. Maybe something like th...