Micro Stirling Engine! - In this episode I'm trying to repair something mechanical instead of electrical. I bought a HOG Micro Motor Stirling Engine on eBay. It had two broken glass bulbs and some loose parts. Sometimes getting replacement parts is the most difficult part for me when repairing items like this - that and working on things I've never even seen before. HOG Stirling Motor Website:
Juergen Haeussler YouTube Channel:
eBay Repair Challenge Participants:
Steve from TronicsFix (me)
Vince from My Mate Vince:
Elliot from The Retro Future:
Paul from Tampatec:
eBay Repair Challenge Rules:
1) Whoever makes the most profit wins.
2) Item specifications:
Week 1 - Electronic item manufactured before the year 2000
Week 2 - Mechanical item (clock/ automatic watch/ clockwork toy) - It can be a mix of mechanical and electric but must have moving parts.
Week 3 - Modern game console made after 2010
Week 4 - Antique item - Anything manufactured before 1990
Week 5 - An item of our choosing
3) A maximum of 5 items
4) Financial restrictions: Start with $200 and we can roll the profits into our next purchases. At no point can we put more than $200 of "our own" money into the pot for purchases.
5) Everything has to be bought and sold on eBay
►Tools & Parts I Use:
►I can fix your game console:
🎵 Like the Music? I use Epidemic Sound:
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Tools I use:
-Protech Toolkit:
-Torx Security T8:
-PH00 Phillips:
-Tweezer Set:
-Electric Screwdriver:
-Thermal Paste:
-Canned Air:
Equipment Used:
-Hakko Hot Air Station:
-Nozzle for hot air station:
-Hakko Soldering Station:
-Hakko Air Filter:
-Microscope:
-Kester Solder:
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About This Video: I'm trying to repair something totally new for me - a HOG Micro Stirling Engine. This engine works by using a flame to heat up the air inside two glass bulbs. Once the air is hot enough the motor will keep working after you get it started. Should be pretty cool!
Have something broken you want to send me?
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Steve Porter
PO Box #619
Milton Freewater, OR 97862
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