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<t>In New Zealand, look up the company WhisperGen. They are producing a Stirling engine that generates electricity. The problem is that it is heated with natural gas. Their product isn't compatable with 110 electric service, but their site says they plan to market such a device to America in late 20...

I'm quite surprised you haven't received any responses to your generous offer! I have nothing to offer, since I too am searching for diagrams and plans for my own use. Hang in there.

<r>Here's an interesting variation from the, 'hot magma flow' version of geothermal energy. <br/> Why couldn't we develop a Stirling Engine to generate electricity from the 'heat & cold sinks' (sorry if my technical ignorance shows here) found on a closed-loop geothermal system for home/business...

<r>Here's an interesting variation from the, 'hot magma flow' version of geothermal energy. <br/> Why couldn't we develop a Stirling Engine to generate electricity from the 'heat & cold sinks' (sorry if my technical ignorance shows here) found on a closed-loop geothermal system for home/business...