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2oldman

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Posted: 04/19/23 01:59pm

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scottandgaye wrote:

I could probably find any number of 12 volt circuits in and around the converter that I could use.

My repeater sits in the refer compartment because it's directly above the wheels and it's a handy place to put it... and the 12v supply is there.

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Posted: 04/19/23 05:20pm

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scottandgaye wrote:

I could do that. I could probably find any number of 12 volt circuits in and around the converter that I could use. I just don't want any parasitic load on the unit.
Scott

My Pressure Pro system's repeater has an end that plugs in to a 12volt outlet that we have in the bedroom closet. Easy to plug in before a trip and unplug at a campsite. It will pick up the signals from the trailer tires and the boat trailer behind it.

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Posted: 04/19/23 08:26pm

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My 2022 Chevrolet had a $50 TPMS option. I had the same problem as you with the hole in the wheel being to big. New wheels cost ne $600.

2022 Silverado 3500 High Country CC/LB, SRW, L5P. B&W Companion Hitch with pucks. Hadley air horns.

2004 32' Carriage 5th wheel. 860 watts of solar MPPT, two SOK 206 ah LiFePO4 batteries. Samlex 2,000 watt Pure Sine Wave Inverter.