Multi-Camera trailer wiring help needed

The flat 4 is not shielded. Why not just go with M/F RCA Jacks? There are waterproof versions out there...

I was hoping for something cleaner, something like this:

http://www.qualitymobilevideo.com/vosbhc5f.html

RG6

What is the purpose of 3 cameras?

Left, right, reverse. Each one is automatically selected by my Lockpick by using turn signals or going into reverse.

Video is displayed in my centre console when in use. Also have a wireless TPMS pressure and temp monitor displayed in my centre console.

Looks completely stock, slicker than snot.

Here is the latest thing I found:
http://www.campingworld.com/shopping/item/rear-view-camera-system-trailer-tow-quick-connect-disconnect-for-multiple-cameras/82556

Only really need one side for tow vehicle though.

Beachums wrote:
RG6

I am not putting up a satellite, thats over kill. The siamese RG59 (video and 12V) is the industry standard for vehicle camera video.

There wouldn't be a lot of anything to gain by using the 4 way connector. You will need to get the signal from the trailer and through the truck to the monitor. The wiring for the four way would have to be cut close to the bumper of the truck.
XLR or balanced connectors have a lot of connection options and good wire is available almost everywhere. Alternately to that, the waterproof RCA cable would be my choice.

I used a standard phone jack with 6 wire cable between our truck and trailer.

rbturner wrote:
I used a standard phone jack with 6 wire cable between our truck and trailer.

Standard twisted pair? How does the video look? Did you have to use Baluns?

I just found this mixed video Balun to RJ45. This is PURE genius!

You saved me metric s__t ton of wiring and money. I bought this to connect under my dash to my Lockpick Air V2. I will run one Cat6 to the rear of the car and terminate with a CAT6 flush mount junction box that I will mount on the receiver. I bought this one to mount on the trailer side.

Thank you so much for the help!