Has anyone here tried working with a Stirling engine for power generation? From what I’ve read, it can actually outperform solar panels in certain setups, especially when it comes to consistent output and built-in thermal storage. It runs on temperature differences, so it’s pretty versatile, you can use solar heat, gas burners, or even waste heat.

There are some interesting DIY builds online where people manage to power small devices using custom Stirling engines.

We could use the power to split hydrogen from water for a battery use.