Dear sir, I have made the similar TMG and it works nicely I have got lot of inspiration from you. Thank you very much.

Very nice generator you made I love the design, you are a very intelligent man thanks for sharing.

Thank you! It is always a pleasure to watch a craftsman of great skill level. The TMG is a very interesting project.

Dear Barumman: I have been trying to build a TMG similar to the one shown in your wonderful videos. I have been building Stirling Engines for years, but I can not understand ... How the Displacer Resonates ? The Displacer is just sitting there suspened from your Planar Spring, an amazing build in itself on your part !!. Please tell us how the TMG acutally works, meaning what drives the Displacer ? Sincerely James Hawley

you are a genius sir

hey thanks your research on the history of the tmg is very interesting. and your stirling 10cc is my favorite of your creations Im getting a shop together to bulid a solar powered stirling probly will turn a delco 10/12 si 1000 or so watts dish reflector alu-sil cast cylinder with no previous casting experience! dosent get more experimental ha ha great video thanks

in one of your videos there was some action but no voice, it felt like watching a deaf mute person doing a great work, now it's voice, video and an actual face, but no actions, what's next ? I guess you'll surprise us anyway it was great ! you keep getting better

Very nice example of a TMG! Do you make plans available for this generator? I would very much like to build one of my own.

Very nice, I can't find this thin copper foil in Brazil, is it really 1/5000 inch (0.0002)? Which would mean 0.00508 milimeter.

A very interesting engine. Please post those photos somewhere online so the text can be read, in this video the text is too pixelated and cannot be read and understood.

The T.M.G. is of the same design that Sun Power in Akron, Ohio was R&Ding for Cummins?