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Dec 7, 2002 | 10:33 AM

#16

boblamp

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From: South Western Pennsylvania

Brake controller

I run the Reese digital controller on my truck. I wouldn't run anything but a digital. It is easy to consistantly set my controller according to the load on my trailer thanks to the digital display.

I'm told that the Draw Tite is the same as the Reese just different badging.

Bob

Dec 7, 2002 | 11:38 AM

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79beater

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Brake controller

I have a Teknosha Voyager in a truck that I just bought. I was wondering if someone can tell me how to adjust it for the trailer I conect it to. It has a spring loaded slider across the front and a circular dial on the side. How do I know what the proper setting is?

Adam

Dec 7, 2002 | 11:46 AM

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NoMo

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From: OK

Brake controller

Adam-
All of the installation & owner's manuals for your controller can be downloaded from:

http://www.tekonsha.com/tekcat/tevoyagerintro.html

Dec 7, 2002 | 11:56 AM

#19

PSD_Power

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From: Oregon USA

Brake controller

Teknosha Prodigy, The best that I have found!!! I got mine off of ebay new at a great price. It is the best controler I have ever used. Worth the extra cost for it. It even tells you if your conected right to the trailer. Has plenty of power to stop my fiver.

Justin
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2002 F-350 SC LB 4X4 6SPD PSD. 3.73 gears. 2.5" leviling kit. K&N air filter. Rhino lined Bed. Prodigy trailer brake controler. 35x12.5x16.5 BFG A/T. 16.5x10 ultra wheels. pop up gooseneck hitch and firestone airbag spring helpers. Reese fifth wheel hitch for my new toy hauler. Superchips microtuner.

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