Aftermarket backup camera

[Wills6_4_Hemi]

I am looking for a wireless waterproof after market backup camera. I just need it for hooking up trailers. Anyone have any advice? Thanks

[KansasRV]

Teamfour wrote:
I use the Rear View Safety RVS-83112 Video Camera. Works fantastic. Look on Amazon.

Rear View Safety also has a similar camera that works with wifi and your smartphone.

http://www.rearviewsafety.com/wireless-hitch-camera-backup-system-rvs-83112-wifi.htmlhttp://www.rearviewsafety.com/wireless-hitch-camera-backup-system-rvs-83112-wifi.html

[BuckyBadger]

SoundGuy wrote:

2012Coleman wrote:
A better option - IMO is the iball camera.

Just asking - what makes this "a better option"? :h

I don't have a dog in this fight, but I just watched both videos and i'd have to agree with 2012Coleman

First price of 169 is better than swift hitch at 219, then I like that the monitor is a bit bigger for the I ball and can be mounted right into a 12volt socket

[John_Wayne]

Just installed one on my 32 foot MH working so far see how long lasts cost me all of $56.00 on e-bay.

[SoundGuy]

2012Coleman wrote:
A better option - IMO is the iball camera.

Just asking - what makes this "a better option"? :h

[Teamfour]

I use the Rear View Safety RVS-83112 Video Camera. Works fantastic. Look on Amazon.

[2012Coleman]

A better option - IMO is the iball camera. Look for it on amazon

[Wills6_4_Hemi]

Thanks, I will check them out.

[spoon059]

I was talking to someone at the dump station this morning that installed a WiFi camera to which they connect with their cell phone. Now, they had that on the back of their trailer, but I can't imagine why it wouldn't work on your tow vehicle too. I haven't done much research on them yet, but that should be a pretty reasonable cost, seeing as to how you don't need an additional monitor to view it.

[SoundGuy]

Wills250psd wrote:
I am looking for a wireless waterproof after market backup camera. I just need it for hooking up trailers. Anyone have any advice? Thanks

Swift Hitch SH02. Using mine I can spot the ball under the coupler first time, every time. :B The camera / transmitter (which has a metal case) and the monitor are each self powered so there's no installation involved at all. 5 pics start here.

[parkdep]

Back up Cameras

[Bill_Satellite]

Voyager is likely the best but you can find a lot of information at http://www.rvcams.com/