If you are unfamiliar with Stirling cycle engines or their history you may want to visit these pages first.

About Stirlings

The History of the Stirling

Stirlings built by Dustin Symanski and others.

Engine #1 This is the First Stirling I have built!

Pictures of all the stirling engines on this site.

Here is a selection of some interesting Stirling engines that were built by Jim Symanski in his Pescadero CA workshop. Jim Dandy engineering is dedicated to building low technology, simple and reliable Stirling engines.

Jim Dandy #1 The First Stirling by Jim Symanski

Jim Dandy #2 A large atmospheric Ryder/Erricson type Stirling

Jim Dandy #3 A large pressurized gama Stirling

Fire Eater #1 A large fire breathing engine (technically not a Stirling)

Jim Dandy #4 A tiny model gama for use in demonstrations

Jim Dandy #5 A large atmospheric air cooled Stirling

Jim Dandy #6 A 2.5hp Stirling

Pictures of all Jims Stirlings and others!

The Best Stirling Links On The 'Net.

An excellent Stirling site in Japan by Koichi Hirata.

Bob Sier has created a nice complete site about stirling engines

Swedish Submarines that use Stirlings for their propulsion (Check the Gotland class description)

Roy Rice. Check out his nice stirlings!

Tamin Enterprises is a small startup Stirling Co.

Lake Itasca Region Pioneer Farmers Hot Air Engines

Daniel is a french Stirling Modeler, Check out his Stirling page in French or use Go Translation!

Tiny Engines By Hans Temme. Amazing, Tiny, did I say Small! (watch out the page is slow!)

The American Stirling Co.