you open the front gauge panel and you will see where you can tie in 110v plugs

no still have it.mounted on my sailboat

don't know as they were built for military only.the company ''MEP" is still in business i think.maybe look them up

@@melbaron1110 I looked it up Dewey Electronics put everything electric on it and the actual motor is made by Yanmar. Dewey wouldn't give me a price on a single one. Yanmar has a civilian equivalent but has a smaller alternator and wiring and everything electric isn't Dewey. It is just the same engine. It is $5500. The military version must be better it has to be.

@@user-ie5tr8je1w when i bought mine for $500 used but in great condition i called dewey electronics to get a manual on it.the lady got all upset and asked me how i got hold of a military only unit.said i should not have it.yes the military one is much better built,but has a 24v starter on it as they use humvees to start them.no big deal as you put 2 12v batterys in series and you now have 24v.also it has a compression release and hand pull.really noisy.wake the dead when running.run 12hrs with full load on 1 gal diesel.very reliable

@@melbaron1110 i put in "nato plug jump starting generator" in the search but can't find anyone who posted a video doing it. With all the garbage on KZfaq not one video of something out soldiers do day in an day out. These nato cables are up to $350 and an old used one just the plug is $75-$100!

@@user-ie5tr8je1w nato plugs are crazy priced.if you look at my mep generator video you will see a wire coming out of the bottom of generator control panel (drilled 3/8" hole)and it has 2 alligator clips on the end.i opened up the control panel and soldered the wires to the inside of the nato plug (RED POSITIVE-BLACK NEGATIVE)and now i can just connect the alligator clips to batterys to start generator