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Stirling Engine Tank Model — Heat-Powered Science Demonstration
This tank-shaped science model uses a temperature difference to animate a Stirling mechanism. It is a heat-engine demonstration in a collectible vehicle form, not a remote-control tank or a fuel-burning internal-combustion engine.
Specifications and package
- Mechanism: external-heat Stirling engine demonstration
- Dimensions: approximately 24 × 12.5 × 10.3 cm
- Weight: approximately 540 g
- Main materials: aluminum and acrylic
- Heat source: alcohol lamp
- Not included: fuel
Is this the right model?
Pick this model if you want to show external-heat engine principles with a moving display. Place it on a stable heat-resistant surface and allow time for the hot and cold sides to reach an operating temperature difference.
Safe setup and operation
The lamp and nearby metal become hot. Use only the heat source and fuel specified in the supplied instructions, keep flammable materials clear, supervise operation, and never leave it running unattended. Fuel is not included.
Before ordering: Compare the version, dimensions and package contents with your project. Measurements are approximate supplier figures. Accessories shown only as props are not promised unless listed in the package. Ask EnginesDIY about compatibility if you are uncertain.
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Is this the exact model shown?
This listing is for the specific version and package described above. Compare the scale, materials and inclusions before purchase.
Can a beginner use it?
Study the included instructions first. Powered or heated models require appropriate adult supervision and safe operating conditions.