OburgOrange
Active member
I have an Avenue 29RL. I few things I’m looking for:
- ease of installation
- wide angle viewing
thanks
- ease of installation
- wide angle viewing
thanks
Recommendations for a back up camera please
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I purchased this Erapta Camera on Amazon y to install came with its own monitor. much cheaper than OEM camera.
Works well for what it is.
Keep in mind I'm not a big camera guy. I seldom us or have a need for camera. I get by fine with my mirrors.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0CK17G5WH/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1
Works well for what it is.
Keep in mind I'm not a big camera guy. I seldom us or have a need for camera. I get by fine with my mirrors.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0CK17G5WH/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1
Midnight Rider
Prominent Member
Been using my new ERapta rear view camera and I really Like it!
- Wireless, super strong signal, and no crazy wires every wear?
- very clear 1080P picture with several setting for adding a camera and guard rails backing up.
- portable, can be moved To multiple vehicles. Used it on 3 different trailers in one day.
- Easy set up, basically just turn it on and it works.
- 5 Inch monitor, I like the smaller monitor, most come with a 7 inch monitor and I find it bulky and harder to find a good spot for? Personal preference I guess.
- Long battery life, there is even a version with a solar battery charger but that is more money. I have gone 8 hours and this thing still had half battery life? It’s crazy.
- $100 vs the $500 to $700 you can spend on a wired camera. I can hear it now “ you get what you pay for!” But in this case I have tried both products hard wired and wireless and I can’t tell any picture difference Or quality?
if you are in the market for a great rear view/ back up camera, check this out. Attachment below.
- Wireless, super strong signal, and no crazy wires every wear?
- very clear 1080P picture with several setting for adding a camera and guard rails backing up.
- portable, can be moved To multiple vehicles. Used it on 3 different trailers in one day.
- Easy set up, basically just turn it on and it works.
- 5 Inch monitor, I like the smaller monitor, most come with a 7 inch monitor and I find it bulky and harder to find a good spot for? Personal preference I guess.
- Long battery life, there is even a version with a solar battery charger but that is more money. I have gone 8 hours and this thing still had half battery life? It’s crazy.
- $100 vs the $500 to $700 you can spend on a wired camera. I can hear it now “ you get what you pay for!” But in this case I have tried both products hard wired and wireless and I can’t tell any picture difference Or quality?
if you are in the market for a great rear view/ back up camera, check this out. Attachment below.
I've had Furrion and Haloview systems. I like Haloview over Furrion now, as Haloview offer you the ability to insert an SD card and all cameras (I have 3) turn into a dashcam. The video is streamed to the display and recorded to the SD card. Once the card is full, the older files get removed and newer ones added.
Here is the install video I did for the Haloview 3 camera solution we have on our 340RL
Here is the install video I did for the Haloview 3 camera solution we have on our 340RL