rzrgade
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Anyone have know/recomend a place that sells these in Edmonton?? Putting one on the back of my Fifthwheel to watch (b train) my quads..........
Wireless RV rearview cameras in Edmonton..??
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snopro
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I'm in to! This could save my marriage.
tex78
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Ahhh just extra strap it and pinner.
Done it that way and have never lost a strap...
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rzrgade
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You drive 15 minutes to quad,i drive 3.5 hours ...........lol
DaveB
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I tried one on my first moho....lots of interference. I still have it....yours if you haven't found one next time I see you. (free)
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rzrgade
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That`s what i am hearing, there are a few big retailers down south .........Gonna call them and see what they say.........Thanx Dave will let you know how i make out..........
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what was causing the interference? or did you manage to figure it out?
DaveB
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Just anything electrical. I finally mounted the camera INSIDE looking through the rear window and I could get it to kinda work....and this was in a 28' ClassA...so I'm not real confident how well it would work behind a 5th wheel then broadcasting into the cab of a truck.
MATTIAC
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Could do a wired one. Have a quick connect at trailer hitches just like trailer wiring. Be pretty easy to splice
goodngrubby
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Yep, that's what I had to do. I had a wireless on my Freightliner, but it was such an unreliable pos...lots of static, but I could pick up video cameras from a few of the stores on main street. I ended up installing 2 different corded cameras, one on the headache rack, and the other above the hitch, and used a 7" dual video led monitor...works like a charm. Bought it off Ebay...shipped from Hong Kong, for a whopping total of $75 shipped to my door.
We sell to CabCam make of camera but won't sell the wireless version just because it needs a clear line of site to work properly.The corded ones are the ones to get so far until they get the bugs out of the wireless ones.
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