[Mike]

Tom,

On the picture which you say is confusing. To me, I hope the diagonal of the antenna is facing toward the rear of the coach. Otherwise some road debris might just take the antenna off. I’m wondering if it would not be better to have the antenna mount fabricated (say bent) such that it was parallel to the floor pan and perpendicular to the frame rail. That would seem to me to be a secure mounting with minimal chance for damage from road debris or backing into a space.

Is the antenna directional or similar to a Yaggie all directional antenna used to communicate between traffic signal locations to maintain coordinated signal timing?

[Archived]

I haven’t a clue what a Yaggie is and yes, the antenna points back using a mounting bracket.

[Jimmy]

Antenna? I thought you just had a fancy new static strip letting it rub on the ground.

[Archived]

Tom: So, one year old sensors are ‘old’?.

[Andy]

OK so I used the wrong word Doug, how about standard sensors, or older style, or original? The only difference is the temp increments.

[Doug]

Sorry Tom,

Wake up and smell the slide seals……..If it is an electrical device it is likely out of date when you buy it. Doug and I have out of date Pressure Pro devices because I know PP is already working on improvements to my version.

But for those who need a TPMS that is no excuse to avoid a purchase. The difference between Doug’s and mine besides a little age is a temperature sensing ability with both doing exactly what they have to do to alert us of potential problems.

[Bernie]

How do I go about purchasing the newest version?

[Archived]

Contact yours truly Ernie..

[Doug]

This
is unbelievable, the same guy I talked about starting this thread
just had the other side tag tire do the same thing over the weekend
in DC. Picked up a bolt and caused the Pressure Pro to alert and
another tire purchased.

Many
of you know this poor slob who doesn’t post here, sometimes reads,
the one and only Mango Mike. Instead of hanging with the bus guys on
PC, he’s now a Facebook dude..

[Archived]

Ah, phooey. My sensors should go for four more years anyway. With technology changing so quickly in four years I’ll bet roads will be rubber and ‘tires’ will be concrete so I won’t need new sensors.

[Archived]

The latest set up makes it capable for us to communicate with the Pressure Pro system for the IPADs…So we show all the data on a bigger screen…

[Fred]

Jeff , Please elaborate ? How does that work with an ipad ? Does it have to be a newer coach with the crestron system ?

Safe travels,

Rocky