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Nathan W. Collier
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I usually just recommend the Tekonsha Prodigy (what I use), which is a very
good inertia-based controller - easy to install, easy to use. However,
there is some manual adjustment to it (you dial in the base amount of brake,
and can then select additional brake 'boosting' to compensate for a loaded
vs. empty trailer).
For this application, the BrakeSmart controller (http://www.brakesmart.net)
may be a better choice. Once you initially set it up, that's it - you're
done. It works by measuring actual hydraulic pressure in the vehicle's
braking system, and applying a proportional amount of braking to your
trailer... essentially giving you the same type of response as a full
hydraulic braking system running to your trailer. You never have to worry
about changing the adjustments because you changed trailers or
added/subtracted weight.
Nathan W. Collier - 09 May 2005 05:42 GMT
> For this application, the BrakeSmart controller
> (http://www.brakesmart.net) may be a better choice.
that system looks promising...thanks! however, the website is saying there
are production delays. any idea how long these delays might be?

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