Great instructions that assisted me without any issues in getting it installed on the tow vehicle and RV. My questions, which I have not found an answer to is, by hooking up the remote transmitter directly to the battery, does the green light stay on constantly and is the transmitter always on even when unhooked? Thanks again for the great instructional video and I look forward to reading your response including any suggestions you may have. Regards, Ken
Getting ready to install mine tomorrow. The owner's manual says to install the Rhino Booster BEFORE setting up the tires. This video failed to mention that.... ?
Do I have to have a separate tire minder for the truck and 5th wheel set-up or can I combine both vehicles in one unit. I have 4 tires on my 5th wheel and 6 on the truck as it is a one ton dually. Also is the tire minder pressure gauge able to read the pressure on the inside dually's on the truck? Currently I have to use a dual head gauge to read the inside tire.
So we just got out tire minder I10 and it says on the package to use with metal valve stems. We were not aware that this was a requirement. How important is this?
Great question. I also wonder if the pressure gauge they talked about would be able to read the air pressure on the inside dually because the stem is facing away from the gauge.
it is mounted with the flat side facing the bottom on the RV. With the camera angle it looks a bit funny. the booster is mounted flat with the light you see facing down to the ground.
@@innovationtire9966 Thanks, I read somewhere in Minder's instructions for a different model that the antenna had to be mounted vertical and pointed up. Looking a the install instructions of the i10 it does not give a specific orientation. By the way, how new is the i10 to the market ?
@@rogerstruthers3799 I have tested the position and found that flat is the best for the booster to deliver the signal back to the I10 with no signal loss. Place it flat to the bottom of the RV. This is the best I have found. The I10 was released Jan of this year to us for sale. It is set to hit the mass market this month,, if you need one go to www.innovationtire.com. We have them in stock.
Once it's installed, turn it on and forget it. It will tell you if there is an issue. Turn it off and charge it for the next day at your destination unless you keep it plugged in.
Great instructions that assisted me without any issues in getting it installed on the tow vehicle and RV. My questions, which I have not found an answer to is, by hooking up the remote transmitter directly to the battery, does the green light stay on constantly and is the transmitter always on even when unhooked?
Thanks again for the great instructional video and I look forward to reading your response including any suggestions you may have.
Regards, Ken
Well designed product and instructional video. I’ll be installing mine soon this morning. Thanks!
Getting ready to install mine tomorrow. The owner's manual says to install the Rhino Booster BEFORE setting up the tires. This video failed to mention that.... ?
Well done. Easy to follow.
Do I have to have a separate tire minder for the truck and 5th wheel set-up or can I combine both vehicles in one unit. I have 4 tires on my 5th wheel and 6 on the truck as it is a one ton dually. Also is the tire minder pressure gauge able to read the pressure on the inside dually's on the truck?
Currently I have to use a dual head gauge to read the inside tire.
which way are the antennas supposed to be facing?
Great job!
Thank you! Cheers!
So we just got out tire minder I10 and it says on the package to use with metal valve stems. We were not aware that this was a requirement. How important is this?
Is it a pain to get to the stems on the inside dually s?
Great question. I also wonder if the pressure gauge they talked about would be able to read the air pressure on the inside dually because the stem is facing away from the gauge.
How do u turn it off?
Is that picture under the motorhome upside down???
it is mounted with the flat side facing the bottom on the RV. With the camera angle it looks a bit funny. the booster is mounted flat with the light you see facing down to the ground.
@@innovationtire9966 Thanks, I read somewhere in Minder's instructions for a different model that the antenna had to be mounted vertical and pointed up. Looking a the install instructions of the i10 it does not give a specific orientation. By the way, how new is the i10 to the market ?
@@rogerstruthers3799 I have tested the position and found that flat is the best for the booster to deliver the signal back to the I10 with no signal loss. Place it flat to the bottom of the RV. This is the best I have found. The I10 was released Jan of this year to us for sale. It is set to hit the mass market this month,, if you need one go to www.innovationtire.com. We have them in stock.
And wat happens if u leave it on in ur truck and drop ur camper off and drive away?
I just can’t continue watching this. I moved on at 3 mins in. Voice-over instruction that doesn’t align with the dude on screen is comedic at best.
Continually tapping the buttons when it isn't necessary. It is a good unit and easy to install though.
Just 1 more gadget that you have to mess with. Not interested
Once it's installed, turn it on and forget it. It will tell you if there is an issue. Turn it off and charge it for the next day at your destination unless you keep it plugged in.