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Originally Posted by Thomas G.
Are you guys talking about those with an internal pendulum as opposed to an accelerometer to sense deceleration and provide proportionate braking?
Am I crazy for even entering this discussion?
Yes.
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Thank you Tom!!! LOL You've got it!
And yes Francesca what I was attempt to tell you was what "proportional" is relative to what the RV industry likes to call it
correctly so or not!
The big difference that I recall between the two types is that a TRUE Proportional controllers such as a P3 keeps the trailer braking powered as long as your foot is on the pedal, even when the tug looses traction or the tugs
brakes failed completely. Minor but it can/does make a difference in wet situations if you do a sudden stop of a wet surface and the tug starts to skid a little. With what is often referred (or at least use to be) to as an inertia controller it would not do that. Have a controller that works such as the P3 does is a much better system in regards to stopping the trailer in all conditions. But thats just MHO