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![]() "Roger Long" wrote in message ... I suggest concentrating on diesel. The gas version ABSOLUTELY must have no self starting feature for boating applications unless you have a line on amazing liability insurance. Starting a gas engine, or any other flame producing device, on a boat that carries gas must always be done after careful determination that there have been no leaks. It wouldn't be much different in any other enclosed space and that's where something like this is apt to end up. A small diesel could burn K2 which is nearly as available as gas now. -- Roger Long Of course, you are correct Roger. Diesel would be a "must have" for this device to be marketable. Jim Carter "The Boat" Bayfield |
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