i have a zenoah 35 given to me but does not have a kill switch, how and where does it go. thanks for the help

There should be a wire on the coil that you run to a switch and then ground to engine

thanks I will give that a try

I need to get a fiber optic kill switch and a manual kill switch for a, electronic ignition gasser. any recommendations!!

Try the RC-100 for a kill switch. http://www.radioproducts.com/prod_RC-100.html

Kai

Be careful. It looks like this switch does not have an isolation in it and EMI could travel down the leads tot he receiver!

Ok, now here is a good question that has stumped many of the experienced guys at my field. Is the 'on' position when the switch in grounded (circuit is closed), or when the circuit is not grounded ( open) ? I know the answer when it comes to a flywheel generated spark, but not sure when the spark is generated via electronic ignition.

Ok, I admit that I am new to gassers, but for anyone thinking about using a gas engine for the first time, this is a good question to get an expert answer to. Trust me, the directions on the kill switch I used didn't provide the answer so I was left to learning by experience. In the end, I had my kill switch inverted thinking off was off when it was actually on. Fortunately no one was injured. Meaning, I didn't get a spark when priming.......
Harmon, make sure you know the answer before attempting to start the engine.......

On a magneto engine when the switch is on it ground's it and engine stops, with electronic ignition on is hot and engine will run
Milton