Avion truck campers - Hundreds of photos
Without going into too much painful detail, we had a mishap several week-ends ago. While working with sand bag crews on the Mississippi River, the truck and camper fell into the flood waters as a road...
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67 Thanks for the access door pics, I have to say I get a kick out of the trap door setup. The new fridge looks pretty cool.
In my experience, many cameras like yours revert to black and white once it gets dark enough. Also it appears that your camera might have built in infrared LEDs for a kind of 'night vision'. You usually cannot see the infrared light when looking at the camera at night but the image on the monitor will appear as if illuminated by a dim flashlight, especially at close range. Due to the low power of these LEDs, they have minimal effect until it gets very dark out.
In general, small cameras(small image sensor) and small monitors do not work well in low light conditions.
A larger view screen might help. Does your current monitor have a contrast adjustment?
I apologize for not being able to find it, Im better with a saw than a search engine but can anyone point me to a discussion on the cabover pegboard. I found one post where it is mentioned as a mod by the previous owner but mine had the same setup as did a friend with a 70 C11 Ultra. Im really just wondering if it was for weight distribution or insulation or ? Really necessary?
Winter finally arrived here in PA, hope it doesn't stay, Muley Point awaits.
In my experience, many cameras like yours revert to black and white once it gets dark enough. Also it appears that your camera might have built in infrared LEDs for a kind of 'night vision'. You usually cannot see the infrared light when looking at the camera at night but the image on the monitor will appear as if illuminated by a dim flashlight, especially at close range. Due to the low power of these LEDs, they have minimal effect until it gets very dark out.
In general, small cameras(small image sensor) and small monitors do not work well in low light conditions.
A larger view screen might help. Does your current monitor have a contrast adjustment?
I apologize for not being able to find it, Im better with a saw than a search engine but can anyone point me to a discussion on the cabover pegboard. I found one post where it is mentioned as a mod by the previous owner but mine had the same setup as did a friend with a 70 C11 Ultra. Im really just wondering if it was for weight distribution or insulation or ? Really necessary?
Winter finally arrived here in PA, hope it doesn't stay, Muley Point awaits.
