Відео

He leads us well.

No, I haven't. Sorry, but I am spending every spare moment getting screenshots from videos to create a construction time lapse of a bridge I've been watching get built. I will do more testing this winter.

Here is the first half. I'm getting close to the last 6 months, but it's still going to take another week or more. ua-cam.com/video/tEcFiilg1Pk/v-deo.html

I am trying to put together a video. I hope to have it out soon.

No problem. Glad this is helpful.

Any fire inside a closed house is dangerous if it isn't vented extremely well. I would never have any type of fire in this that needed a chimney to the outside. But that is an interesting idea if I took it outside.

I look at the premise as the overall message. To me, that is to take responsibility for yourself, your mistakes, and those you have a responsibility for. On that, it did awesomely. On the unrealistic physics.... Well, it's a comedy. 😉

The video I followed may have been better for visuals, but they didn't show taking apart the case. Be sure to find a way to mark the bolt. I feel that pressure is very important!

I haven't lost interest. I simply have too much going on. I have another channel that is taking all of my time right now. Running the tests is one thing, preparing the information and sharing it is another. And I may be moving on a month or two. I simply haven't been able to work on this at all. Thanks for your offer. I'm not sure what can be done right now.

I have recorded some video, and have someone editing it. I hope to have it up before the end of the month.

Ummm.... What's that got to do with this?

I am running tests to verify output of candles. I will be sharing my results in a little while.

Well.... Air..... 😉

@@TestingPyros no i mean… uhhhh… you aren’t changing one variable to compare against a control. Google “the scientific method”

Actually, I'm just using the Stirling engine to hold down the sensor. I'll be sharing my readings in a little while.

@@TestingPyros based on what I’ve seen, i wouldn’t bother

Too late. But there is some intriguing information with this.

I agree. There is only a certain amount that can be gotten from a certain amount of heat. I am working to verify exactly what happens with each layout. I will then try different heat sources. That way I can be certain of a proper comparison.

Yes. And even more. I'm getting ready for more information. Soon.

Handles for forks?

It's a joke from a British show called "Two Ronnie's". Look it up. But be aware that you will be on the floor laughing. 😉

I looked him up. Not me! 😉

This is a Stirling Engine. It runs by having a difference of heat between the large and small pistons. The design is almost as old as the steam engine.

@@TestingPyros sickkkkkk

It seems to be moving, it's just very slow. I think, also, that this uses a magnet to move the displacer.

That sounds interesting. How would I do that?

@@TestingPyros ua-cam.com/users/shortspDHBffTqdsA?si=ZEXPfBoqcyx7b2y6

@@TestingPyros My favorite channel in this space youtube.com/@desertsun02?si=8XDLs9JTXW_fkwL8

That is a Stirling engine. It runs on the difference of heat and cold. Its design is almost as almost as old as the steam engine.

Yes, I realize my mistakes. I am working on a new set of data, and I will ACTUALLY have numbers the next time I do a video! 😉 But the info is there, I just didn't do a great job of explaining it. I'll do better next time.

@TestingPyros I think the real bottom line is that the candle heater just is not a good solution. Dress in layers for adequate heat solutions in any situation. lol.

True. But I'm having fun getting a seriously solid base line.

I'm sorry you feel that way. I have more, better, information on the way. Please return for more!

Considering that the entire engine is in a hot place, I am thinking that the cold piston simply can't exhaust the heat. But the speed goes up and down. Literally as I was turning on the video, it went from 100+ rpm to the show movement shown.

I have to show it running fast, as well.

True. At this point, I'm not trying to prove what the candles can do. I'm trying to verify what difference the pots make.

@@TestingPyros that should warrant a convective vs radiant heating discussion then

I am testing different layouts of pots to see what amount of change there is. I have gotten some very interesting results!

38 candles may pose a c0 risk

Look up the company I mentioned at the beginning of the video. They have it listed.

I have been told I look a little like Matthew Perry. But I'm not. 😉

I will have to try that. It's getting into fall, so I may get some time soon.

@@TestingPyros Good luck let me know.

That is, quite simply, that the heat source matters more than what you put it under. Putting it under something gets radiant heat. But there is no possible chance of getting more heat you than you put in. Also, cool off times are, typically, the same as warm up times unless you are working in tons (well, hundreds) of mass. And LOTS of heat!

I will highly suggest finding something that is long and thin enough to mark the spring screw. I did it by feel, but I'm not sure I got it right. That tension is extremely important, as it can burn up the motor or not get a good drive.

I hadn't even thought of that.

You're welcome. Glad you appreciate this!

The only problem with more candles is that if they are close together, they can create a high enough temperature to flash the wax, which is astoundingly dangerous. My premise at the moment is to verify which layout gives the best overall heat. Beyond that, these aren't really good for much beyond a small, ventilated, well insulated room.

Well, I'm interested in the data. 😉

I have watched that Two Ronnie's skit. It's quite fun.

@@TestingPyros . I didn’t think many would get the reference😂😂👍

Someone else replied with this a few weeks ago, then they shared the link for the video. I had seen it before, but completely forgotten it.

If you only heat the oil, it would radiate just like this does. Actually, this is a real thing, but it's mostly done for the smell. Look up wax warmers or potpourri (I think that's what they are called).

If there was a problem, the candles would have gone out. What is your biggest concern?

I moved them to my other channel so that I could focus on one thing per channel.

Here is the latest: ua-cam.com/video/fd2ZwcfDbg0/v-deo.html

It was needed to focus this channel.