good call, sick of the nanny state coming up with ways to protect idiots. I was looking at the newer generators and a LOT of them have CO sensing now and I just figured it would be a pain in the ass way beyond necessary.
@@chadlee76 yeah for some people that could be the solution but for most it doesn’t take a lot of CO2 for that center to get set off, but that’s a really good work around
@@LiLGraffiti3 I was just scared to cut wires on it. Just bought it and it wouldn't run for more than about 10 seconds. Was happy and surprised it worked, just in case someone else like me wasn't comfortable cutting on a 800 dollar generator.
good call, sick of the nanny state coming up with ways to protect idiots. I was looking at the newer generators and a LOT of them have CO sensing now and I just figured it would be a pain in the ass way beyond necessary.
Move the Sensor to outside of the the box and it works just fine. No need to cut anything. I just ziptied to the side of frame
@@chadlee76 yeah for some people that could be the solution but for most it doesn’t take a lot of CO2 for that center to get set off, but that’s a really good work around
@@LiLGraffiti3 I was just scared to cut wires on it. Just bought it and it wouldn't run for more than about 10 seconds. Was happy and surprised it worked, just in case someone else like me wasn't comfortable cutting on a 800 dollar generator.
Correct, it's an idiot preservation device. Don't need it.