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An 8-cylinder Stirling engine

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The Stirling engine is a thermal external combustion engine that operates by compression and expansion of air. With the aid of a plunger, the thermal energy is converted into kinetic.

Here we see original Stirling engine with 8 cylinders, which is sold here.

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