1992 WB40 Spare wire from front to back?

[mbrund]

If it was just the coach brake signal that I needed that would
work. However, the US Gear Unified Tow Brake system has a
controller that sits on the dash of the coach and has a momentim
switch that detects the coach is decelarating. When it detects that
the coach is slowing and that the coach brake has been applied, it
starts to send a signal to the toad brake system to apply the brakes
at the same rate as the coach. So the US Gear is a progressive and
proportional system, so I can not just tie into the brake signal as
the signal from the controller increases in voltage as more brake is
needed to control the brakes in the toad.

I was hoping there was a spare wire or two like in my old coach that
I could use without having to run one. But it is not looking that
way. So guess I get to crawl under the coach this weekend and fix
the genset hoses, and while there run the wire

Michael Brundridge
1992 WB40 - newbie
Georgetown, TX

--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "one_dusty_hoot"
wrote:
>
> Michael, If you don't find a spare wire,
> I would think you could run a Bosch type
> relay across or in parallel with the brake
> light. Then use the common/normaly open
> contacts to deliver what ever signal you
> wanted, ground or 12 volts. The relay would
> isolate the systems.
> bob janes, 87fc35, greenville, sc
>
>
> --- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "mbrund" <mbrund@> wrote:
> >
> > Is there a spare wire that runs from the front to the back of a
1992
> > WB40 that I can use for my brake controller?
> >
> > I have a US Gear D-Celerator brake system that needs one wire to
tell
> > the system in the toad to apply the brake, and another to keep
the
> > battery charged. I am not worried about the one for charging as
I
> can
> > grab that right off the back of the coach, but did not want to
have
> to
> > run a wire all the way from the front to the back if a spare
already
> > exists for that.
> >
> > Michael Brundridge
> > 1992 WB40 - newbie
> > Georgetown, TX
> >
>