Electric start

[ACTION JACKSON]

Does anyone make a electric starter for these gas motors. If not what size of electric motor should be used along with gear size. I would want to use a toothed belt to keep things quiet. Hope you can steer me n a good direction. Also what tapper is on the pully side of crank. I run a bzm 29.5, are the ranks the same as the zenoa. Thanks for any help you can give. I'm talking about push button start.

 

[Toni Lightbourne]

@Daniel's Racing makes a good starter with belts.

 

[Hydro Junkie]

This one might be an option as well:
https://sullivanproducts.com/product/sullivan-dynatron-s-603-starter/

 

[Rich Jones]

I use Daniel Place‘s starter pulley which mounts to the flywheel side. Just take off the pull starter and remove the nut and screw on the pulley. I also use his starter belt and I turn it over with a Sullivan Dynatron connected to 24 volts. No problems turning over any size gas motor. Are you talking about this or something else like some sort of on board starter?

 

[John Beardslee]

Guys, I think he’s looking for an on board starting system like some of the giant scale rc planes use.

 

[ACTION JACKSON]

Guys, I think he’s looking for an on board starting system like some of the giant scale rc planes use.

Yes an on board starter. Have you seen any. Thanks

 

[rhomodel]

Fema does: http://www.fema-modelltechnik.de/Neue_Dateien/Katalog_S3-14_eng.pdf
MHZ Germany in th epast also sold these onboardstarters, but they have run out and don't intend to do a re production run. But you might always ask.

 

[John Beardslee]

Yes an on board starter. Have you seen any. Thanks

I’ve not seen any, but if I was looking I’d start with calling Gizmo Motors in Florida

 

[BobHorowitz]

I think I've seen them on the Arrow Shark site.

 

[ACTION JACKSON]

Thanks guys that a good starting point

 

[Greg Rowe]

Thanks guys that a good starting point

 

[ACTION JACKSON]

Thanks greg

 

[Matt Davis]

Yes an on board starter. Have you seen any. Thanks

Bonzi makes them onboard