reverse image back up cameras?

John316 · April 06, 2009, 05:43:09 AM

We have the voyager setup. Backup camera (reversed image), the flat screen monitor, and two side camera's. We have really like them.

God bless,

John

luvrbus · April 06, 2009, 05:58:48 AM

I have the 3 camera Sony with sound and a measuring screen comes in handy when hooking up a trailer , a tow vehicle or backing into a tight area. good luck

happycamperbrat · April 07, 2009, 01:12:38 AM

Thank you everyone for your replies, this has given me a lot to think about!

johns4104s · April 07, 2009, 05:28:27 AM

Richard,

Will this wireless signal work from out side at the rear to the front?? Is it 110volt or 12 volt?? Sure would be a easy installation if it will.

Thanks

John

PP · April 07, 2009, 09:16:57 AM

Wally World carries the wireless for under 100 bucks and we all know how good their return policy is if it doesn't do the job. I bought my last camera from Radio Shack for $30 and it works every bit as good as the expensive one that my converter destroyed. Has infrared which is questionable, sound, motion detector, and comes with 59' of cable and adapters and works on 12V, It includes a 120V/12VDC adapter powersource because it is actually a home security camera.

I like it and the price is right, Will

JohnEd · April 08, 2009, 12:24:24 PM

Is it possible to use my flat panel T V screen to display the rear view while driving? My 17 inch laptop would also be a desired option as I will have that beside me to run GPS and Map and Silverleaf. I hope to put all that on the TV flat panel, as well.

Thanks,

John

Sean · April 08, 2009, 03:00:42 PM

Quote from: JohnEd on April 08, 2009, 12:24:24 PM
Is it possible to use my flat panel T V screen to display the rear view while driving? My 17 inch laptop would also be a desired option as I will have that beside me to run GPS and Map and Silverleaf.

Yes but...

Illegal in many states. The TV screen might pass muster, if you can prove that it can only display the rear view when the ignition is on (all other video sources are locked out).

The laptop is out on all scores in several states, even if you claim it is for "navigation." The reason being that it can easily be used for something else.

In California, there can't even be a laptop in the front seat area, even if it is visible only to the passenger. It is a $345 ticket, and is considered a "primary offense," meaning they can stop you just for that reason. Dedicated navigation systems like a GPS are exempt.

-Sean
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