Prop brake caliper??

[ROD]

Well Ive been thinking about ways I can eliminate the cables going to the proposed golf rear calipers.My brakes will be all on one pedal,so I need another mechanically operated brake .A prop brake will need only one (poss unobtrusive )cable going to the caliper.
     There were a limited number of 'bikes with a cable operated front caliper ,but havent been able to see any in the flesh ,to suss how the caliper works .Apparently they are on a sliding type mechanism that moves the caliper over as the pads wear (ALA the golf rears?) Ive sorted a way of making one pad push against the disc within the caliper.Will be posting pics of my drawings(cos I cant do all this other malarkey to get stuff on here!) soon .
        Meanwhile ,anyone got any comments good or bad positive or not??

[tbone]

If not using the rear caliper handbrake mechanism, find 2 different calipers to use on the rear and use one golf one for the propbrake.
Or take a look at some of the modern mountain bike calipers for a smaller compact unit. 

[ROD]

Mountain bike calipers,or minimoto will work for a handbrake ,when stationary ,but I dont think theyd be any good as a emergency brake,which apparently I have to fit if all the 3 wheel brakes are on one pedal?
       The Golf caliper or any other ,would be good for the propshaft brake,but a bit too large ,and the cable exits ,as far as I can see,at 90 degrees,which would bring the cable route immediately vertical,if the caliper was mounted symmetrically
   
  Anyways ,what will I do with my time to infill the gap until I start the build ??  !

[reliantman]

I keep posting and finding you lot have already said it in another post. Too clever for me.

[tbone]

"to clever for me", is what i spend most of my time thinking 

[Manky Monkey]

I spend most of my time thinking Is it cake time yet? 

[ROD]

I only dream up these ideas so that it takes my mind OFF eating cake!