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The backup camera/monitor kit is to help me with the least amount of time and help from others to hookup my utility-trailer to my Volkswagen Vanagon.

I installed the camera on to my van"s rear lic. plate. Attached the monitor to rear mirror, (up- front), wired the camera 12vdc power, (+/-), to the backup light wire at the taillight, (driver-side), fixture; used splicing- connectors, (RED # 18-20 gauge wire), ran the power cable through the back area of engine compartment, (rear-engine van), to the lic. plate then plugged the power-plug to the camera power cable.

side of the van), following the frame of the van/wire harness, made an opening in the floor of the van to gain entry to the inside of the van nearest the monitor.

note, because I did not use the RED wire, (# 18-20 approx. 6" long), that comes with the video cable, (for 12vdc), located at both ends of the cable, I had to wire the power for the monitor to the to the backup switch up front, this would had made the installation much more easy, my fault.

Tested the Backup monitor/camera kit, works ! backed my van , (21/2" ball)), up to my trailer"s receiver, (viewing the trailer as I backed up), stopped van, made one safety check, stop was 1" before making contact with receiver, Amazing! Inched back, felt contact with trailer"s receiver, stopped. At night with no light, except van"s back up, lights, its night vision camera feature worked, like day time with out color, black and white viewing at monitor, more than 50ft, Amazing.

4. The mirror monitor that I attached to the rear mirror located above the dash, not good location, video/12v power cables are hanging from the mirror down to the dash, making installation very unprofessionally installed. I would suggest that the monitor type be mounted on the dash, therefore excess cable can be hidden inside/under dash console

3. I find that cking out kit before installing it is a good idea, all you need,12vdc source, (battery or 12vdc power supply), the kit has the rest of the parts that"s needed. Again I must remind installer make sure have the correct polarity to the monitor and the camera before making connection when applying 12vdc power. Now you know it works, now all you need to do is make it work after it is installed.

I am a retired electrical/electronic technician, I am not in the workforce. A friend had a backup camera/monitor that he installed on his truck, went to the internet, found this kit for the price, its Amazingly good. time will tell me how good it is.

Chuanganzhuo backup camera and monitor kit can give you the ability to see the tiniest critters sneaking behind your car. No more straining your neck to see if a shopper is trying to whiz by you or making sure the opposite car isn"t pulling out. The waterproof camera also equipped with built in IR sensor vision for night time.Camera attaches directly to license plate for easy installation. The LCD monitor fits conveniently on your dashboard.

The monitor acts as a normal rear view mirror, and reflector will automatically appears when the monitor is turned off. So you can clip it over your original mirror, and the rear view image will appear on the screen automatically when reversing the car.so this is multi function mirror monitor.

5’’ Inch TFT LCD Car Color Rear View Monitor Screen for Parking Rear View Backup Camera with 2 Optional Bracket(Suckers Mount and Normal Adhesive Stand), Camera not Included, Monitor Only

Chuanganzhuo backup camera and monitor kit can give you the ability to see the tiniest critters sneaking behind your car. No more straining your neck to see if a shopper is trying to whiz by you or making sure the opposite car isn"t pulling out. The waterproof camera also equipped with built in IR sensor vision for night time.Camera attaches directly to license plate for easy installation. The LCD monitor fits conveniently on your dashboard.

The monitor acts as a normal rear view mirror, and reflector will automatically appears when the monitor is turned off. So you can clip it over your original mirror, and the rear view image will appear on the screen automatically when reversing the car.so this is multi function mirror monitor.

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With a 7-inch LCD monitor providing you an excellent view of what is going on in the rear of your vehicle, the ZEROXCLUB makes its way as one of the top backup cameras for cars, or more specifically, for larger vehicles like RVs, trailers, 5th wheel, and many more.

The LCD monitor may not have 1080p resolution, but its intelligent CMOS sensor coupled with infrared lighting should give you crystal clear images from the rear of the vehicle. The camera system is also rated IP69K, perfect for the grueling roads that large vehicles have to go through. The wireless transmitter won’t interfere with the other wireless systems in your rig, giving you absolute control behind the wheel and an increased feeling of safety and security as you drive along the highways and byways of the country.

If you’re already accustomed to using your rearview mirror that you think it’s virtually impossible to replace it as your principal assistive device when parking backwards, then the PRUVEEO should really interest you. Unlike other car reverse camera systems that utilize the rearview mirror, this baby comes with a full 7-inch of TFT display.

Still, it’s much better than the other systems in the market. The system can also be hardwired to your ignition system, turning itself on and off automatically. The only downside is that its LCD display only comes in at a mediocre 2.4-inch. It’s like looking at the screen of a legacy bar phone. Nevertheless, the clarity of the images is simply one of the best.

The 4.3-inch LCD also comes with a hood to help minimize glare and improve viewing angles on the screen. The camera at the back is small enough never to detract from the aesthetics of your car. Given its modest specs, we’re actually surprised that it actually costs more than twice the price of similar systems.

If you’re on the lookout for a really inexpensive aftermarket backup camera to help you reduce accidents during reverse driving, then a good solution is the Chuanganzhuo system. This license plate-mounted backup camera already comes with everything you need to get the job done, including a 4.3-inch LCD that can have either 4:3 or 16:9 aspect ratio. For its price, don’t expect to get full HD quality, though as it only comes in the standard VGA resolution of 480 x 272.

From the price to the design and right down to the spec sheet, the iStrong car reverse camera system is definitely identical to the Chuanganzhuo kit. That being said, you can actually choose either of the two especially if your main consideration is the price. There really isn’t much to differentiate these two products, leading us to think that it may come from only one manufacturer but is distributed by two different entities.

Whatever the case, you get the same features as the Chuanganzhuo. Perhaps the only difference is that the latter comes with only 1-year warranty while iStrong gives you 2 years.

These are virtual grid lines found on the LCD monitor and help guide the driver in the reverse driving process. These provide an idea of the distance of your vehicle relative to other structures and objects at the back. It also shows the direction of the maneuver so that the driver can make the necessary corrections.

Most systems provide at least a 120-degree field of view of the rear of our vehicles. Some systems even come with 170 degrees. Traditional rearview mirrors can only show so much of the rear that you’ll even need to turn your head all the way backwards to help you drive in reverse. With camera backup systems, you no longer have to turn your body backwards as everything is already in your monitor. Plus, there are parking grid lines to guide you in your driving backwards.

Backup camera systems are not really new. In fact, the very first car reverse camera was introduced in the 1956 concept car Buick Centurion. The setup was simple. A television camera was installed in the rear of the Centurion and then wired to a television screen on a panel in the dashboard. The Centurion didn’t have rearview mirrors and instead used the camera system to allow the driver to back the vehicle up. Today, the same principle underscores the fundamental process upon which reverse camera systems operate. A camera is installed at the rear of the vehicle. The video is sent to a monitor on the driver’s section of the vehicle. The video is sent either by wires or by radio signals. The video camera is typically connected to the reverse light of the car. As soon as the shift lever is placed into the reverse position, it instantly activates the camera to present the video on the monitor up front.

Installing a backup camera is quite easy as manufacturers already come with their own documentation on how you can install such units into your vehicle. Wireless systems offer exceptional ease of installation as there are no wires to run across the length of your car from the rear to the dashboard. One simply needs to mount the rear view camera, usually on the rear license plate of your vehicle. You may have to drill a hole on the mounting area to run the camera’s video and power cords through. Connect the camera power connector to the reverse light wires of your car. The wireless transmitter will also have to be connected. Once you’re done, you can easily mount the monitor either on your rearview mirror, your dashboard, or even your windshield. The monitor comes with a transceiver that communicates with the wireless transmitter. If your system is wired or corded, then you will have to run the video wire all the way from the rear to the dashboard. You have to be creative where you want to hide the wire since it really isn’t pleasant to look at. You then connect this to the monitor up front.

Car backup camera systems automatically turn on when it senses that the reverse lights have been activated. Some rearview camera systems continue rolling even while the vehicle is moving. Many devices today come with a switch on the monitor that turns off the screen if you don’t really need it.

It may be priced higher than most systems we’ve viewed, but given the fact that the ZEROXCLUB Digital Wireless Backup Camera System comes with a 7-inch LCD monitor, an intelligent CMOS sensor, and remarkable wireless signal stability that ensures the best reception from the rear view camera it simply is our runaway pick for the best backup cameras for cars.

The Pulsar scope itself can show PAL or NTSC video output (use menu to select) and can be powered from a 12V vehicle socket or other stable 8.4 to 15V supply. So I looked for a field-friendly, portable 3-5” LCD monitor with a resolution match the pulsar scope (384×288) and preferably 12V power that could be run off a vehicle 12V lighter socket when using in the car.

The best LCD monitor options I have come across so far seem to be “security video camera testers” e.g. the 3.5” and 4.3” KKmoon ‘Security Tester (see links below) which have colour TFT LED and can be strapped to your wrist or whatever suits. See #1 and #2 below. They have built-in lithium battery with an 8 hour work time (one review says you can easily change the battery). It can be charged from USB. Working temp down to 5deg (maybe lower?).

I now have a 3.5” KKmoon (US$30) and the image is fine, however I am tinkering with user setup options. If driving one can have the monitor inside the car and that is obviously useful. For forest walks I find that extensive viewing through the monocular gives me low level night blindness in one eye which eventually dissipates so I thought it would be useful to have the option to mount the external monitor on the scope. I tried a Velcro mounting but that was on the wobbly side. I now have a L-mount which screws onto the side of the scope (using one of the scope screw mounts) with the scope monitor mounted on top but current set up still a bit wobbly. One might argue to just get a thermal camera but they are bulky etc and the mono version easier for cross-border movements etc (as mentioned in other posts).

A similar product to above seems to be the “Eoncore Portable Wrist 4.3″ 720P 1080P TVI CCTV Camera Cam Video Test Monitor Tester 12V-Out (TVI)” (see #4 below); said to work to -20deg.

All the links and prices shown below are from online research a few months ago but I only recently got ahold of a monitor from the US as they are not available in Thailand

#2) – KKmoon 4.3″ TFT LED Portable Network Cable Testing Monitor CCTV Camera Installation Detection System Security Tester for Surveillance Audio Video Input with OSD Menu

https://www.amazon.com/Backup-Camera-Monitor-Chuanganzhuo-License/dp/B00VFE22EC/ref=sr_1_2_sspa?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1514170812&sr=1-2-spons&keywords=lcd+backup+camera&psc=1

This unit seems to have the same TFT screen as in the KKMoon but it is thinner, cheaper as there is no battery. Menu buttons on the back. It does have touch-screen menu also according to one review. One of the product photos shows a wiring link which is useful and maybe one could figure out a 12V battery power supply to the red “Monitor Power Connector”. Probably just better to go for the KKMoon 4.3” unless on-wrist volume is an issue.

• Backup Camera and Monitor Kit, Chuanganzhuo License Plate CMOS Wide Angle Back up Camera With 7 LED Night Vision+ 4.3 TFT LCD Car Vehicle Rearview Monitor

• The monitor will start up automatically, and synchronously display the video from rearview camera when you’re backing your car, the monitor will close itself after backing. Scenes will cut to rearview camera automatically while you’re backing the car and change back to the original scenes after that

• Adopts 4.3 inch TFT-LCD display screen, NTSC system,16:9 display format and 480 x 272 pixels. Supports Car DVD, VCD, camera, STB, satellite receiver, and other video equipment