David,
Go to http://www.rvpartsdirect.com,click on Catalog, Electrical, Trailer
Connectors & Converters, then look at "Heavy Duty Converters" and"Acar Converters"
to see what I'm talking about. Dunno if the full URL will come through,but I'll
try:
If you try that one, make sure you get the whole thing. <<grin>>
<<Jim>>
David Newell wrote:
> Jim, the only isolators I'm aware of are the Alternator diodes thatseparate the
> towing vehicle battery from the trailer battery. The alternator willcharge both
> batteries but won't allow the back flow of juice to affect eitherbattery cause
> its a one way street. The signal lights are directly connected andthe electric
> brakes go to the controller.
>
> Denny644@aol.com wrote:
>
> > Jim,
> > your comment on "isolators" needs amplification before it can beanswered.
> > you probably WANT signals fed from signal switches. You probablydo NOT want
> > the bathroom light hooked to the turn signal however. What is ityou want to
> > do?
> > denny
> >
> > --------------------------------------
> > not a Good Thing. (<---Dave, what does this mean?)
> > (Denny: Water in your wadders is Not a good thing )
>
> >
> > Jim wrote:
> > Along the same lines, how do you folks go about connecting thelights? I've
> > seen
> > "isolators" that power the trailer lights independantly so thesignals,
> > taillights,
> > etc. aren't being fed straight from the light switch, turn signal,etc. Are
> > these
> > necessary?
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