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How to make a pump for a 55-gallon barrel.
MOTHER EARTH NEWS #51 May-Jun 1978 pg. 116

The amateur scientist. Experiments with the external-combustion fluidyne engine which has liquid pistons. A close relative of the solid-piston Stirling engine. Useful as a laboratory or workshop aid in studying aspects of thermodynamics. Might also be suitable as an inexpensive pump for irrigation.
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN Apr 1985 (v.252#4) pg. 140

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