Rear Camera??

http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B002GM5GKO/ref=redir_mdp_mobile?camp=213733&creative=393185&creativeASIN=B002GM5GKO&keywords=Clover%20TFT7001&linkCode=shr&pc_redir=T1&qid=1370623679&redirect=true&sr=8-1&tag=7hg55aq2s58-20

This is the one I installed on my class C. Good picture, surprisingly good night vision, has audio, can add multiple cameras and comes with 60' of cord for the camera. I'm very happy with it.

I got an inexpensive wireless backup camera by Peak that has a rear view mirror monitor. It is OK for the price, but I do get dropouts in signals when passing things like traffic counters and other wireless cameras. And it is not viewable in bright sunlight. So you can spend anywhere from $100 to $1,000 for one of these things. But you get what you pay for.

I recently did some research on google and found a plethora of info. Bottom line for me is color, graph bars showing distances, good field of view, some type of reverse lighting like LEDs, and a camera that reverses the view so it looks like your backup mirror. You can get types that have a separate screen or show the image in a rear view mirror like some OEM vehicles. I suggest you do your own research and find the best type for you.

As stated above. That is an exceptional deal on a back-up system & the reviews are outstanding. I wouldn't hesitate a moment on this one !!!!

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Check E-Bay. It might be better to get a 3 camera system and cover some of the blind spots.

Me being a truck camper guy, I follow the truck camper forum, and there's always some chatter about backup cams.

Here's a few links:

http://www.rearviewsystems.com/

http://www.cubbycam.com/store/

I am leaning toward this one from Rear View Safety. Gonna pull the trigger soon. It's difficult to wade through all the claims. I think I will go with a CCD camera instead of the CMOS. Anybody here tried one of these?



http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1062501-REG/rear_view_safety_inc_rvs_7706123wq_c_digital_quad_wireless_camera.html

I have a corded system, similar to that one on Amazon. Got the components (much cheaper) on eBay.

I wired the truck with cable long enough to reach a camera on back of my truck camper. I also have a camera mounted on rear of travel trailer. The trailer is wired with cable long enough to reach into truck bed and plugs into same cable that is used for the TC. The monitor clips on, over my rear view mirror.

I have a third camera that I can clip onto my license plate while hitching up. I can put the hitch ball directly under the trailer coupler, first shot. Even with truck camper loaded up, I can hitch up to my utility trailer, by myself.

Most kits come with instructions to wire into reverse lighting circuit. That only gives you video, while in reverse. I made a power plug (parts at Radio Shack) to use the power outlet on the dash. This gives me video whenever ignition is on.

Going down the road, in my side mirrors, it may look like a vehicle is beside my travel trailer (especially on the passenger side), but, if I can see their headlights in the monitor, I know they are behind. I don't know why, but it seems a turn signal, only indicates the side you want to be passed on.

What I have learned about wireless backup cameras is that that all of them have range issues except the wifi ones. Some having 300 foot ranges. I got a Rampage 7710 portable camera that uses my smartphone as the monitor. So much better, and cheaper, than having to get a whole new monitor and mount it to your dash. I really like it since it has magnets for mounts, I can use it for hitching or reversing while I am towing, whether on the TV or the rear of my camper. My main point for posting is that most people don't know there are wifi backup cameras and you can use your phone as a monitor for some of them. Good Luck