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Since only a small percentage of the diagnostic plug pins are connected to anything, simply adding a wire loop from an unused pin to the AC interrupt switch and then connecting that pin to a push button switch at the remote site would do the trick. Somehow there would have to be a couple of...

At least that's the decal label that I had seen. At least one of them had a warning label as well about the generator starting without warning. It would have to have wiring to enable the AC interrupt. Doing it through the diagnostic plug on the front could work... as I recall Flash, AC...

interceptor I KNEW that somebody on this site had one.... So, pictures would be great, and I'd also be interested in how they did this. Somewhere you'll find a cable plug. I'm curious as to how they implemented REMOTE. It'd have to encompass starting, flashing, and turning the AC...

I know the manual is silent on this. However that's why I'm asking. Since I have actually seen the labels and warning stickers in the G/L pictures on the auction(s), there is no doubt that the military had remote start on SOME of these generators -- all the details on this that I know about it...

These units were in Groveport or Lockbourne Ohio (near Columbus). On the front panel when the main switch was in the OFF position, there was a label over OFF that said REMOTE. There was a warning label on one of them reading something like "unit may start without warning". There was also a...

I wasn't the high bidder on any of these, but somebody was.... So..... If someone bought an 802a with the remote starting feature it would be interesting to see how they were configured for the remote start. I know there was a cable involved, but beyond that I can only guess how that worked...