Wireless Backup Camera
Wireless Backup Camera
Hello,
Has anyone bought/installed a wireless backup camera on their vehicle? I'm thinking of doing one. My bed-topper kinda hinders my view and I think maybe a camera/monitor might help?
thanks
Has anyone bought/installed a wireless backup camera on their vehicle? I'm thinking of doing one. My bed-topper kinda hinders my view and I think maybe a camera/monitor might help?
thanks
I want to say Korey89 did one. You can do a search by his user name and find a post about it. My DVD player has the ability to have a back-up camera, but I haven't invested in it yet, but it's fairly simple. Just tap into a wire for reverse and you're good to go.
IMO, wireless ones are junk. Just get an aftermarket head unit with back up camera input. Its only a few wires to run and much more dependable. I've had mine hooked up the same way for years with my current camera and I've never had a problem. My two previous cameras were junk. Avoid the plastic license plate mount ones. They get condensation in the lens by day 3
IMO, wireless ones are junk. Just get an aftermarket head unit with back up camera input. Its only a few wires to run and much more dependable. I've had mine hooked up the same way for years with my current camera and I've never had a problem. My two previous cameras were junk. Avoid the plastic license plate mount ones. They get condensation in the lens by day 3
thanks
I have a pioneer double din with a DVD player and navigation. It had a rear camera input that it switched on in reverse. The camera I got was a no name metal cased one off of amazon. I think it was like $16 3 years ago. I would suggest one that doesn't have the distance lines that are automatically on it. They're annoying and not very accurate. Just search for a waterproof metal cased back up camera
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