Backup Camera????

I purchased my cameras from rearviewsafety.com. I have a 40ft fifth and the wireless didn't work very well, their customer service was great. They shipped me a separate antenna for free which helped but not enough, I purchased a high quality extension cable through amazon and now the antenna is by the front cap, problem solved. I also have side cameras which really help especially on freeway lane changes and backing up. They are mounted just in front of the propane doors and transmitters inside by the tanks. Great signal on those cameras.

Steve-

OK, got it and have responded, thanks.

golf_bears


I sent you a PM


C.B.

C.B.,

I see you're from Appleton, WI. We're from West Bend, WI. We're in Elk City, OK right now at the dealer. When we finish here we will be on our way back to WI, about 1000 miles. We wintered in the RGV in TX and it's time to get back home and cut the grass. Hope the snow is all gone????

I just got a chance to see the WVOS713 in action on someone else's RV. He hasn't had it on much to make any adjustments. The quality of the picture was not too clear and we weren't sure how to tune it in.

I'm use to the picture quality being like a TV screen and HD on top of that. Is that too much to expect?

I wrote an article on my web site about all the modifications I did to my trailer. Toward the end there is an "update" on a very inexpensive wireless back up camera I installed at the rear of the trailer. It works fantastic!

http://rvbprecision.com/rv-projects/forest-river-cherokee-grey-wolf-19rr-toy-hauler.html

I have the Voyager WVOS5511 on my 40' Cedar Creek.



Glad to hear you are already going to hard wire from rear camera to front cap for the antenna.

After getting poor reception I moved my antenna to the front cap. Picture has not skipped a beat since.


Good luck with the Voyager. I really like mine.



C.B.