2kw remote electric start generator

Came across this product while doing a search for a generator to replace the huge noisy cantankerous  Onan 4k in my Chinook. First time I've seen a 2kw electric start  used a regular Ryobi plug in battery. BT remote. Looks pretty cool and should run an rpod just fine if you have an easy start on your a/c. Anyone here tried one yet?

Looks like besides starting and stopping the BT app tells you how much fuel you have left and how much longer the gen will run based on current load. Pretty nice. I might eventually get one if I can figure out how to use my existing Onan generator fuel line to safely feed it from the main fuel tank. There is a fuel pump on that line already so maybe I could add a concealed switch and use it as a transfer pump to the Ryobi? 

Just note that it's only rated at 1800 continuous watts. Ryobi isn't being conservative either. I saw a video where the guy loaded it to just over 1800 and it cut out after a few seconds. 1800 will run a 13.5k btu a/c though, at least at lower altitudes, but you'll probably need an easy start on the a/c. 

Can you leave the generator in the back of a pickup and run it in the open truck bed? I have heard of anyone doing that and wasn't sure if it was safe or not.

  We kept the Champion 3100 in the truck and too rolled it out on the tail gate to operate it that worked well when the truck was unhitched from our camper. But we couldn't use the generator unless we were unhitched from the truck which wasn't practical in a rest area. We have a fiberglass cap on our truck which encloses the back of the truck so we needed to let down the tailgate but that wasn't possible because the tailgate would hit the electric tongue jack. So we decided to buy the Westinghouse not only can I lift it out of the truck being half the weight but it uses a lot less gasoline and now we are able to operate the generator in a rest area easily. The Champion 3100 was more power than we needed so it was overpowered for our camper most of the time. But I do miss the remote start and having the electric start feature. When we bought the Champion 3100 we thought it would be useful for the camper and when our power went off for our house which happened fairly often. But our electric company improved the power grid in our area and the power rarely goes off now.