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TST Tire Pressure Monitor Hard Wired ?
Old 11-06-2009, 09:35 AM   #1
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I am looking at the TST system and I see it has an LI battery and I preffer to hard wire it. Has anyone hard wired it? I will also need the repeater and I have read on the forum that people mount it in the rear closet wired to a 12v source, like a light.

If wired that way would it be hot all of the time? I would be concerned about a constant drain on the batterys.

If this is the way to wire it does anyone wire it so when in storage you can unplug or turn it off?

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Old 11-06-2009, 09:41 AM   #2
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I hard-wired the front monitor and will be getting a repeater for the rear of the MH. The front monitor is hard wired to a second pair of 12 volt wires going to the cig lighter (Thank You Fleetwood). Also, I added an inline 12 volt toggle switch so I can turn on/off the front monitor. I will power the rear using a universal 12v AC adapter that fits the Milli amp rating required by the repeater and plug size. You can order the 12v adapter.

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Old 11-06-2009, 10:20 AM   #3
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There are two parts. The transmitters can not easily be hard wired. They HAVE to run off battery

The monitor, assuming it has a power plug, can be.. And I believe it does.

Same for the repeater

But the transmitters can not be hard wired cause they move.. You would need to design a slip-ring type system to power them and frankly. that's not going to happen. very bad enviorment for a slip ring system.. Though it might be possible to make a magneto system to re-charge a battery.
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Thanks for the help guy's...I appriciate it
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Old 11-07-2009, 08:00 PM   #5
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Are you sure you need the repeater. I've got a 35' diesel pusher, 6 sensors on the mh and 4 on my jeep liberty toad. I receive signals from all sensors with the short 2" antenna that comes on the receiver. I even pick up the jeep sensors from about 150' away when it is parked away from the mh.
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Anyone know where you can get a TST system for a good price? I'm shopping for one.....Twelve sensors......and repeater.
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Anyone know where you can get a TST system for a good price? I'm shopping for one.....Twelve sensors......and repeater.
I just spoke with Jerry at alwaysshinnywheelsandrv.com, thats who I am purchasing mine from because they have been reffered to me by several people, because of there customer care. I am getting the 10 tire system and it is $499 and, I believe the 12 tire system is $599. I have a 40' MH so I am also getting the repeater.

Their phone number is 714-642-3646.
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I just spoke with Jerry at alwaysshinnywheelsandrv.com, thats who I am purchasing mine from because they have been reffered to me by several people, because of there customer care. I am getting the 10 tire system and it is $499 and, I believe the 12 tire system is $599. I have a 40' MH so I am also getting the repeater.

Their phone number is 714-642-3646.
Hi..I am a newbie...Not sure why 10-12 tire system... My Rig has only 6 tires.. Are you counting the Dinghy tires.. ?

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Yes, a 10 or 12 tire system includes the toad.......
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Anyone know where you can get a TST system for a good price? I'm shopping for one.....Twelve sensors......and repeater.
I bought mine from Costco.

Click here: Costco - PressurePro™ Tire Pressure Monitoring System
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Go direct to TST....their price is the same as everywhere else, and they have your purchase info on file so if you have a warranty issue, they are great to deal with

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