Wireless starter for a gas generator?

[atgcpaul]

My dad has a cabin with a gas powered generator in the tool shed. He's got
to trek out there in the morning and at night to turn it on/off to power the
house. As a convenience, I was thinking a remote starter for the generator
would be a cool upgrade. They make them for car engines so do they have
one for this application? He also has 2 deep cycle batteries that we later
plan to use to provide light via a 12V lighting circuit rather than running the
generator to run the lights. These batteries could power the starter.

I believe it's a Yamaha. If there's enough juice in the battery, a turn of the
key is all that is needed. If he's been away from the cabin for a while, then
he has to pull the chord like a lawnmower. Additionally, after the generator
is on for a little bit, we also manually flip a switch on a 240V circuit to run
the well pump.

Please let me know.

Thanks, Paul

[LCHIEN]

you don't need a wireless starter, just parallel a wire run to the starter switch and run it into the house since everything is stationary and not going anywhere.
Put a momentary switch in the house.

[Uncle Cracker]

That'll get it started, but you may need additional circuits to enable the starter and to shut the generator down.

[reddog552]

remote starter

http://www.yamaha-motor.com/outdoor/...65/detail.aspx