doe's it run on fuel?
1147818
Electric. Comes with 1 lithium battery. That will fly the plane for about 6-10 minutes, depending on how you fly. You will need a transmitter that works with this type of bind-n-fly technology. This is not a toy but a true scale flying airplane. If you do not know how to fly R/C, then it would be better to look at something more simple, novice friendly, & robust. Take a look at the 3 channel Champ.
1147819
This model is an electric. Small Lipo battery is included along with a 12 volt DC charger. Although fairly easy to fly, it is not a trainer aircraft. Flies fast and needs to be landed under power. This aircraft is 5 channels and the flaps need to be set properly or the will "nose-up" upon flap deployment. That means a computer radio compatible with the Spectrum receiver inside the model is best to mix the elevator and flap channels to alleviate the extra lift provided by flap deployment. Model is also extremely fragile and bends and or cracks easily. Other wise, it's not too bad a model for someone who is proficient flying trainer models.
1147820
This model is an electric. Small Lipo battery is included along with a 12 volt DC charger. Although fairly easy to fly, it is not a trainer aircraft. Flies fast and needs to be landed under power. This aircraft is 5 channels and the flaps need to be set properly or the will "nose-up" upon flap deployment. That means a computer radio compatible with the Spectrum receiver inside the model is best to mix the elevator and flap channels to alleviate the extra lift provided by flap deployment. Model is also extremely fragile and bends and or cracks easily. Other wise, it's not too bad a model for someone who is proficient flying trainer models. This model is an electric. Small Lipo battery is included along with a 12 volt DC charger. Although fairly easy to fly, it is not a trainer aircraft. Flies fast and needs to be landed under power. This aircraft is 5 channels and the flaps need to be set properly or the will "nose-up" upon flap deployment. That means a computer radio compatible with the Spectrum receiver inside the model is best to mix the elevator and flap channels to alleviate the extra lift provided by flap deployment. Model is also extremely fragile and bends and or cracks easily. Other wise, it's not too bad a... » Read More This model is an electric. Small Lipo battery is included along with a 12 volt DC charger. Although fairly easy to fly, it is not a trainer aircraft. Flies fast and needs to be landed under power. This aircraft is 5 channels and the flaps need to be set properly or the will "nose-up" upon flap deployment. That means a computer radio compatible with the Spectrum receiver inside the model is best to mix the elevator and flap channels to alleviate the extra lift provided by flap deployment. Model is also extremely fragile and bends and or cracks easily. Other wise, it's not too bad a model for someone who is proficient flying trainer models. « Show Less
943750
I haven't tried it. It shouldn't start, it would defeat it's purpose. I don't think it will start if it is low on oil.
1803160
Ours is connecting to a propane tank. It runs great on propane. We wanted it off the natural gas grid because of failures last year. How long it will run depends on the size of the tank and the tank needs to be in gallons.
35107
Yep. We're running it in our 7.3 diesel. It actually exceeds manufacturer specs.
567302
Unleaded gas. Not diesel. Not more than 10% ethanol. Use mid grade gas (or even high octane) and it will run like a charm.
1731893
You can double check what the label states on the gas tank or the fuel cap - But the manual states that it runs on: REGULAR UNLEADED GAS. (i.e., low octane grade gasoline.) It should come pre-filled with engine oil, but it should always be checked before use.Its a great machine with one issue in changing the belt (loosen or remove all the engine bolts when you need to do that, just a pain in the rear). This machine can have all minor and some more serious problems or issues fixed by a handy person. It is a great deal in terms of value for the dollar.
1797288
gas and or propane (it is a dual fuel generator) runs on one or the other, but not both at the same time.
986963
Yes, it is set up to run on either natural gas or propane. If you already have propane, make sure that your supply line is of sufficient diameter and that you run it off of a second regulator. Your propane supplier should be able to determine this for you.
986964
Runs on both natural and propane. I am using natural but with simple setting change it can run on propane.
157190
Have you adjusted the fuel mixture setting on the carb? May be too rich. It's on the bottom part, near the corner
1205964
It runs on any normal gas. They do have one that runs on propane but this one is just straight gas. I love this item, great investment
1835640
yes, but a little noisy. better for construction, industrial, agriculture.does put out some heat. Been running are's on diesel, cheaper fuel source.
1623423
I thing it runs continuously like your refrigerator. Not sure of the power usage. However I did not notice a increase in my bikl
1082223
hi--my generator runs great but I only use propane for fuel. this generator is terrific
381593
I dont think so. Its carberated. You would have to convert it. Mine runs great off gas. Quiet and powers everything. I hook it to the house. Can run any and everthing i want no restriction.
1744119
It runs on compressed air that you supply from a compressor. This is just an attachment.
886036
I would tend to agree. I have to use starter fluid and carb cleaner each time I use the generator to get it running. It's almost brand new.