Re: [Vo]:You do NOT need dry steam to get electricity

[Man on Bridges]

Hi,

If I recall correctly Rossi already mentioned coupling his device with a 
Stirling engine, which only needs a hot and cold side.
The Stirling engine can then be used with a linear generator to generate 
electricity.

These Stirling engines/generators are already used on a small scale (in 
the Netherlands) in Central Heating/Boiler systems (e.g. Remeha, 
Vaillant) to produce 1 - 5 kW electricity.

Stirling engines/generators are also used in the focal point of large 
parabolic mirrors in the US for generating electricity.

Kind regards,

MoB