Other starting methods involve auxiliary equipment and include admitting blasts of compressed air to an air-activated motor geared to rotate a large engine's flywheel; supplying electric current to an electric starting motor, similarly geared to the engine flywheel; and applying a small gasoline engine geared to the engine flywheel.
A 12,000-watt unit with a battery-powered electric start is about $2,000.
England made an electric start, and the crowd exploded into life at the sight.
The rookie Joba Chamberlain recorded the last three outs to continue the electric start to his career.
To date, that pot of gold has been distributed to, among others, Ford to refit old factories, and to high-end electric start-ups including Tesla Motors and Fisker Automotive.
Or his electric start to the 2009 season, when he opened up with 11 touchdowns without a single interception over his first four games.
The 600 starts with a simple half-pull of the rope — electric start is eschewed in the name of weight reduction.
3.1969-1978 CB750 The original "Universal Japanese Motorcycle" featuring a gorgeous inline four-cylinder, SOHC air-cooled engine and such then-rare amenities as electric start.
A radio is not a big user, at 50 to 200 watts, but what about your dryer, or the electric start for your furnace?" His best seller right now is a 5,000-watt 5,000-watte said, which costs from $700 to $1,000, dependinGeneracether you add featuresaidke electric or manual starts, greater fuel capacity, whichnties and E.P.A. costsfromtions for emissions.
While the draw could have provided Malawi with a route to the quarter-finals, they were immediately put on the back foot by an electric start from Mali, who were two goals up inside the first five minutes.
The hosts made an electric start at the Westfalenstadion after Ronaldo had tested Dortmund goalkeeper Roman Bürki with an early free-kick, with Gonzalo Castro and Aubameyang each firing at Real keeper Keylor Navas and Ousmane Dembélé shooting over.
