Brake controllers

G'day,

It has me stumped but i suspect your right.

Yeah, our crew are chewing at the bit - we have just over 8 weeks to go. I certainly hope our level of preparation will reflect in reduced issues on the trip!

There always seems to be something to do for the trip, been acumulating fishing gear for this trip over the last 2 years and started packing only to realise that I've probably ended up with more gear than clothes - so I'm guessing a great trip in store. By the way do you have a good answer to "why do you need 9 fishing rods"? (my wife is only an occasional fisher), tried the "why do you need 9 pairs of shoes" line without much success!

Kind regards

PS spending so much time thinking about it and getting ready that it seems I'm already on holidays!

Beatit,
As for the question. I have learnt that you will never win an arguement when it is with a politician[ Minister for war & finance]. AS for the thinking about the "TRIP" I'm trying to rap up a workshop and having a great deal of trouble because my mind is to focused on going away and besides that I would rather be reading this forum and preparing than working!!!

Troopytrek!!!!

P.S. I'm sure you have heard travellers saying "Happy kids Happy holiday" well I am not sure whether there needs to be another one "happy wife Happy holiday" or [tongue in cheek awaiting a back hand] does the wife come under the first saying. Ouch as I expected went down like a fart in rectory.

I mean Beatit

Hi Paul, I thought that's what you meant and thanks. Look forward to the info.

Kind regards

My man has spoken -
Some controllers will show a reading with a meter but this will fade under load. In his words this is "unusable power". The brake peddle needs to be engaged to get power!!

Means nothen to me!!!!

Paul,

Thanks for the feedback, still as clear as mud to me as well. Mine showed a full 12.5 volts in the trailer plug (car section and disconnected) with no pedal depressed.

Kind regards