Stirling engines transform slight differences in temperature into mechanical movement. This low-temperature engine is designed to use the heat from the palm of your hand to spin the wheel. For even faster movement, try putting it over a cup of coffee.
Size: 102 X 102 X 125mm
Speed: 180-250 RPM
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