backup camera

This is what I use. Quick Vu
I can move the monitor to the camper and view what is at the stairs or door. Plugs into 12volt for power and camera runs on AA.

gtkato wrote:
The Swift hitch SHO2 or SHO3 digital will work because you can mount the camera anywhere with the magnetic base. They work great and can be used on trailer, backup, or security at night. I have two for sale because I now have Voyager wireless built into my TC, and no longer need the SHO2 or SHO3digital.

That's what I use. See earlier post in this thread.

on our 5er we have rear kitchen with cabinets. I mounted camera just below the running lights. the wiring was in the top cabinet. I ran the camera wiring over to side and then down to bottom of coach. followed the frame to the front of 5er. ran another cable under truck to engine compartment and found a hole in firewall to run cable to inside of truck.
to mount the camera, I did not want it on the window
I have a Ram and it has a little pull out drawer. I purchased a piece of clear plastic from tap plastic and set it on the drawer. works perfect

bobbolotune wrote:
For those with a non-wireless backup camera, how do you route the video cable? Under the truck? Or along the side of the camper? Then how do you pull the wire into the cab to attach to the display?

I plan to install mine this weekend. I'll try to post some pictures and explain what I end up doing. I think I can go out above the door with the cable, and I think there is a path from that section down to the bottom of the camper. I have a factory backup camera in the tailgate and the corresponding connection under the bed.

The Swift hitch SHO2 or SHO3 digital will work because you can mount the camera anywhere with the magnetic base. They work great and can be used on trailer, backup, or security at night. I have two for sale because I now have Voyager wireless built into my TC, and no longer need the SHO2 or SHO3digital.

daily double wrote:
https://camera-source.com/ford-truck-salt-spreader-camper-camera-kit.html

This is neat but won't it only work when you are in reverse?
Zulu

For those with a non-wireless backup camera, how do you route the video cable? Under the truck? Or along the side of the camper? Then how do you pull the wire into the cab to attach to the display?

Thanks daily double!

https://camera-source.com/ford-truck-salt-spreader-camper-camera-kit.html

Not to my knowledge. I had to add rca connectors.