Back up/observation camera question

The Video signal is a 2.4 GHz link. You might find a 2.4 receiver/display that will pair with it. I do a lot of 5.8 GHz stuff with my RC drones. Multiple receivers can sync to a single camera and display the video. I am using FPViewer Adroid app and 5.8 receiver to display and record my camera I put in a RC race truck.

My display was stolen and I had to replace it...Furrion told me their cameras wouldn’t work with other displays, even other Furrion displays. Not sure how much truth to that. Depending on how yours is wired you’d have to have power to it to see anything she parked anyway. Mine is only powered when the marker lights have power. Would be interested to know if other 2.4ghz receivers would work with it.

i will be following this. i have a furrion backup camera and monitor on our current TT that came prewired with bracket. i installed this on our previous TT with same prewire bracket etc. when we traded it in on current TT i removed it and installed on new TT.

previous TT was 33ft long and current is 37ft. after using the system for about a year and a half i do like it. wired as rear observation which means its powered when towing on the road. wife is a good navigator and watches it for lane changes etc. it has been beneficial backing into tight spots. the signal is very good. rarely ever drops and if it does its only out a couple seconds. hardly any time lapse.

only negative is monitor size. small 4 inches or so. would be nice to have an app for ipad to use as monitor but not sure how that could work with the camera signal.