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They're too big and heavy per horsepower compared to regular ICE. Also, if your car can turn on its engine automatically, Stirlings and regular ICE have the sa
by ReactiveJelly 5y ago
They're too big and heavy per horsepower compared to regular ICE.
Also, if your car can turn on its engine automatically, Stirlings and regular ICE have the same problem - Something is autonomously generating carbon monoxide and consuming your fuel without a human watching it. Spooky.
- jcynix 5y agoSpooky? Just like the stand-by heating in my neighbors conventional car, which automatically starts every morning during winter. :-0