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Originally Posted by sbreech
Well, vehicles like modern Ford trucks have built in trailer sway control that works by decreasing engine power and activating the trailer brakes momentarily while detecting sway, ...I don’t trust any electronics by Curt after owning two of their HORRIBLE Echo Bluetooth brake controllers and reading all of the reviews of their gimmicky electronic trailer scale device. .
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Funny I've got both the Echo BT, for my Range Rove and Haul gauge (Better Weigh) and both are working great for me! I had a full house in the RAM1500 with ski gear, did a weight measurement on-the-fly we were just at 7000lbs.
RAM1500 also has trailer sway I thought it apply vehicle and trailer braking.
But you'd think that native measurement of acceleration of on-trailer frame sway would be better than through the hitch.