Stirling Engine Cyrocooler (super cold very quickly)

This Rhombic drive Stirling engine Cyrocooler getting cold very quickly. It is gets down to cyrogenic temperatures.

[@MrThfknsamurai]

I need this for my tent in the summer camping months

[@Videos85294]

Can you please tell me how much it can cool n where can i buy it...

[@christopherleubner6633]

That is a cooling head from a loros/sbrc airborne themal imaging system. It sound a bit worn, but as you can see it still gets cold 🤓❤

[@jacobgivens6705]

where do I get this?

[@pcpatel01]

Is it available for sales in India? what is its cost and where can I purchase it from

[@clickfeedvideo2743]

How many watts was needed?

[@theweaponofmassdisorder755]

Any idea where i can obtain a unit like this without all the other stuff attached for a home project, ime having a real problem sourcing one. All the units ive found have been built into large scientific apparatus & far beyond sensible prices.

[@yaykruser]

Did you have any success? I need one that doesnt require a Water pump and a high pressure helium system...

[@ieatYTP59]

impossible, in all the country some people are paid to find and destroy stirling engines, they don't want us to work on stirling technologie for one reason

[@yaykruser]

@@ieatYTP59 yeah, thats what It feels like...

[@OVAT131174]

how much it cost????

[@langoustyyy7429]

About 5 k un alibaba.com

[@nilsachermann9300]

Would it be possible to buy one of these?

[@hotbird3]

Alas this is like a matchstick, burns hundreds of degrees but will take forever to warm a cup of water

[@user-go5qq8bx8d]

Please the cost and where I can get one

[@yaykruser]

Do you sell these? i need one !

[@jimmartin7899]

What is the make and model of this I would like to purchase one like it. Thank you.

[@luislopez-pf5fi]

DIY Cryocooler?

[@jimmartin7899]

Fill a vessel with pykrete within a vessel with antifreeze with the cryogenic piston at the bottom. Place a Cooper coil heat exchange within the antifreeze. Then circulate chilled water through a copper coil in front of a fan and have a wrot counter sink to complete the cycle for an air conditioning set up.

[@breezeg3542]

Wow

[@user-ov3gv8gd9k]

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[@jhyland87]

I've been trying to find one of these that can liquify nitrogen for like... a year now :-( Ideally somewhere below $600. lol

[@DreamingConcepts]

what's the efficiency?

[@KontaxEngineeringLtd]

I've never tested it. Considering its application it wouldn't have been highest goal for development either (size, low vibration and quickly producing extreme cold all more critical) . But it certainly using it is seem highly efficient.

[@jimmartin7899]

I have a pykrete cold storage vessel design that this would work perfectly with. For an off grid air conditioning unit.

[@breezeg3542]

I want this

[@breezeg3542]

Please tell me more I want to do this

[@devel-man]

Where can I buy cryocooler?

[@KontaxEngineeringLtd]

I will be selling some on Stirlingengine.co.uk soon.

[@EndoStatica]

Where can I buy this

[@MrZanardimotors]

contact me .... ciao

[@yaykruser]

@@MrZanardimotorsu got one for me?

[@MrPetanimelayu]

Can i buy from you

[@Trump_y_Gore_Won]

hahahaha. sure. anything 4 you, candy pants. just pick up the bone fone, and call 1-800-antlers

[@fakhirsaeed2817]

Koi apna stirling engine be che batana

[@jonahdenning9330]

guys please be smarter than this, read the stickers, you will always get somewhere with those, then go cry in a corner that you cant find one

[@jonahdenning9330]

look up SMD-971500, youll find it, and i found it by only reading the stickers

[@yaykruser]

@@jonahdenning9330where? u have a link?

[@nielsdaemen]

Why are these things so expensive!? I want to make liquid nitrogen!

[@ooosoo8727]

my friend Mike Marsden created a ridiculously genius counter-rotating impeller blade machine that can almost instantly turn the earth's regular atmospheric pressure (78% nitrogen, 21% oxygen and 1% argon) of air at STP (Standard Temperature and Pressure, which is 0 degrees Celsius of temperature and 1 atmosphere [14.7 psi] of pressure), from having an RMS (root-mean-square) "average speed" of about 1,122.94 Miles Per Hour down to an RMS (root-mean-square) "average speed" that is so slow that it drops the overall temperature of both the oxygen and the nitrogen gases below their boiling points so that they turn into liquid oxygen and liquid nitrogen after hitting 7 counter-rotating impeller blades. The earth's atmosphere itself does all of the work itself while running "downhill" from a regular earth at sea-level pressure of 14.7 psi "downhill" attempting to get to a perfect 0 psi "vacuum" at the end of his machine. The physical "hits" of the molecules hitting the counterrotating impeller blades and progressively having their RMS (root-mean-square) "average speed" dropped 7 times in a row while they zig-zag back and forth and make 7 u-turns causes the overall gas to literally slow itself down to a point that it just automatically turns into a liquid before it ever has a chance of reaching the 0 psi "vacuum" and more and more and more of the earth's atmosphere just keeps on rushing in, always trying, but never succeeding in, achieving their goal of filling the 0 psi "vacuum". It's the perfect way to instantly create liquid oxygen and/or liquid nitrogen. It's pretty damn ingenious.

[@nielsdaemen]

@@ooosoo8727 Sounds like a load of baloney🤣

[@ooosoo8727]

@@nielsdaemen I'm actually being serious. Everything I just said is true; look it up. It is just that no one else has thought to use physical hits from a series of counterrotating impeller blades to literally try to physically slow down the actual physical air molecules of air themselves over an overall larger aggregate. Most people likely had the same response that you did, that it must be a bunch of baloney.

[@nielsdaemen]

@@ooosoo8727 GIve me a link then, show me the evidence

[@ooosoo8727]

@@nielsdaemen he is waiting on an official patent award from the US Patent and Trademark Office so I can't publicly show anyone the designs or pictures. Just think about it though. I checked out your KZbin page and apparently you do computer generated atmospheric modeling of various wind flows. Just do a computer generated modeling of what happens when 14.7 psi of regular constant and basically never ending earth air pressure meets a tube connected to a constant and never ending source of a zero psi "vacuum" suction. The 14.7 psi of air pressure will actually violently blow into the tube at literally over 1,000 Miles Per Hour of speed. That is what is going on here essentially. Just think about it and you'll realize that this is a completely overlooked loophole in thermodynamics. It has been staring humans in the eyes since the beginning of history and we've never realized it. It is right around all of us. We are enveloped in a massive amount of air "pressure" because of how much air there is on earth and because of gravity pressing down on it all. Pressure is potential energy. The earth is acting as the "air compressor". Don't you get it?

[@jimmartin7899]

Find out the Hertz being generated and do away with the piston. Make an electronic freeze rod. Novartis