I'm interested in the agricultural diesel engines for generators too.

I have a 9600w electric kiln that I want to find a cheaper way to power, so I'm always searching. The idea of being able to switch the heat source as desired/needed makes the Stirling generator worth looking into.

I'd love the ability to play and experiment with glass techniques in the kiln without a "Chuck Norris roundhouse kick" delivered from PECO.

I wonder ... if I exhaust my kiln to the stirling generator, would it be self-sustaining.

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