Water cooled twin flame eater with generator

[@brian777999]

Beautiful work. Did the flywheels come from Bengs ? Have you used glass in the ends of your burner ?

[@69MrSjani]

Thank you for your comment! Yes, the flywheels are from Bengs Modellbau, for the burner I used 5/8 diameter glass.

[@thra5herxb12s]

Beautiful little engine 👍

[@WhiteInkStudioTV]

this is sooooooooooooo amazing. is it possible to use the energy made by this machine to charge f.e ur phone?

[@69MrSjani]

+WhiteInkStudioTV I'm glad you like it! It is possible to charge the phones battery... but would take many hours and maybe a half litre of denatured alcohol ( 4 -5 hours run).

[@tasoskarapanagiotis1159]

hello excellent work :) i have start to built a twin flame eater like your engine is possible to tell me the distance between the two cylinders? thanks

[@69MrSjani]

+TASOS KARAPANAGIOTIS Hello, The cylinders diameter are 1 1/4 inch, and the distance is 1 1/2 inch, so between the 2 cylinders is 1/4 inch or 6,35 mm.

[@tasoskarapanagiotis1159]

+69MrSjani hello thanks for the help my friend

[@VALCNC]

very beautiful!!!!

[@69MrSjani]

Thank you, I'm glad you like it!

[@lordofbasement]

one of the nicest flame eaters out there. i love your customized bengs engines! How many hours did you work on this engine?

[@69MrSjani]

+lordofbasement Thank you for your comment, I'm glad you like my engine! I spent almost 140 hours to finish this engine. I made all the parts myself except the flywheels and switches.

[@lordofbasement]

+69MrSjani sorry, "only" 140 hours? i thought its far more. I needed 140 hours for my "Karl" and it isnt near that fine as yours. A workshoptour would be very interresting for your subscribers ;-)

[@69MrSjani]

+lordofbasement I did a couple of engines like this, with the first one I spent over 220 hours... I will make a video in my workshop, but first I have to "make it ready" for a video.

[@lordofbasement]

+69MrSjani very cool!!! And please with audio comments to your machines, history, made projects... And it could not last too long.

[@ruforufo2185]

Hi. very impressive. im interested in the flame eaters because i see it as a possible alternative to using a gas powered generator in an off grid situation. Would you care to comment on this subject? Thank you

[@69MrSjani]

Hi, I'm glad you like my flame eater! Unfortunately they are not powerful engines. Even a bigger flame eater would not produce enough power to drive a good size generator.

[@ruforufo2185]

thanks for your response and honesty. currently im looking a at sterling engines as an alternative.

[@bledlbledlbledl]

was that water or oil you put in the 2 top hoppers?

[@69MrSjani]

water

[@billy123174]

Super engineering

[@joeviking61]

Incredibly Beautiful !! My Compliments...

[@69MrSjani]

Thank you! I'm glad you like it!