best side of truck for rear looking camera...
I was going to mount a secondary camera on back of cap and was wondering which side of the truck to use. Port/passenger side or starboard/driver side. I have a, or will have a, license mounted back...
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If you are planning on using the REAR CAMERAs when going down the road they will not be good for you when it gets dark. The on-coming cars behind you will flash them up big time unless they are mounted real high up and pointig down at a good angle.
My Ford Truck came with one mounted in the tail gate and it is perfect for using to hook up my trailer but that is about all I can use it for...
Using one to aid you backing into a camping spot should be mounted on the trailer up high on the rear of it like this google photo shows
My 5th wheel trailer has two 9-inch scare lights mounted up high on the each side of my trailer and I can turn them on when backing into camping spots and it lights the area where I can see real good.
Mounting lights on the rear of some trailers will not let you pass safety inspections in some states...
Roy Ken
My Ford Truck came with one mounted in the tail gate and it is perfect for using to hook up my trailer but that is about all I can use it for...
Using one to aid you backing into a camping spot should be mounted on the trailer up high on the rear of it like this google photo shows
My 5th wheel trailer has two 9-inch scare lights mounted up high on the each side of my trailer and I can turn them on when backing into camping spots and it lights the area where I can see real good.
Mounting lights on the rear of some trailers will not let you pass safety inspections in some states...
Roy Ken
