Backup and Side View Cameras - Network IP Cam
Curious if anyone is using standard network ip cameras for backup, side view and even forward facing. I have a 43ft fifth wheel that I’d like to get a few really good camera angles. I hate to pay a $1...
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rvexodus wrote:SabreCanuck wrote:
Interesting topic as being a techy-geek had thought of the same thing.. I haven't sourced anything as of yet but would LOVE to have a multi-camera option. One way to get around the issue of video quality is to go with a mix of wired cameras where you need them... No matter what happens, you are going to need a central point of connection for cameras and an local network to connect ipad/phone to view those cameras.. If you are running a LAN router, nothing stopping you from having one camera WIRED that is used for high speed motion and WIRELESS the other ones that would only be concerned with backing or when parked for security (low speeds).
I agree and seldom discussed is a forward looking ROOF cam so I can see if that tree branch is going to rip anything off of the roof. Or maybe it's just better not knowing :)
Tree branch ... bridge ... best just not knowing :)
LOL - I typically try not to get myself into the BRIDGE issue.
Current situation, no view - Branches in campground dragging across roof, scratching stuff.
With Camera = Driver to Navigator = "Honey can you go crawl up on the roof and lift that branch".
Perhaps easier just not knowing. :)
