Same as the title, what brand do you have, any real life experience.
Anyone has installed an aftermarket rear camera on their car?
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One of my co-workers installed on on his truck. He cannot back up to safely without hitting something.
He went with JC Whitney # GAC 298792 $99.99 and likes it a lot. It is a VR3 and has a color monitor.
There was someone from Canada that installed them under his rig so he could watch his suspension and axles rub the rocks.
He went with JC Whitney # GAC 298792 $99.99 and likes it a lot. It is a VR3 and has a color monitor.
There was someone from Canada that installed them under his rig so he could watch his suspension and axles rub the rocks.
I installed an eclipse nav system in my 80. One of the options was the backup cam. I like it because I will tow wit this rig and it makes backing up to the trailer easier, and it allows me to watch the trailer and contents while towing. I find that is all I really use it for, I can backup just fine with mirrors. HTH
Just get a Mon Back.
Search the 80's section, I think there are a couple
Work great - Costco - Cheap - Easy - Useful
Can any of these various "back up camera's" be wired so the video can be transfered onto a dvd or some such device? It would be neat from a rock crawling persepective.
They installed one on a van here at work. The Vr3 I think. Looked pretty cool.
This last weekend Costco had a blowout on their last 1/2 dozen. Picked up a couple for a cool $49 each. Have to figure out where I want to mount it now.
This last weekend Costco had a blowout on their last 1/2 dozen. Picked up a couple for a cool $49 each. Have to figure out where I want to mount it now.
x2, especially the wireless type...
Rod at www.totalvisionproudcts.com
I had a 4 camera system on my 02 dc tacoma which I will be installing on my 80
kind of a boring video but you get the idea - near mammoth lakes, CA. Recorded @ night.
http://s55.photobucket.com/albums/g147/mlachica/?action=view¤t=LaurelLakesJuly06.flv
Nifty, thanks.
Just remember, even wireless cameras still need a power feed.
I've done a lot with surveillance systems. That said, probably the best way to record stuff in the application you are talking about is to use a camcorder with an external video input. Works great!
This is the way my system works. My camera system has a vga output to a 7" touch screen which I will hook up to a onboard computer as well. It also has rca output to record via in-line recording on my camcorder.
I just need to figure out how to record sound?
