Kit Carson

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Has anyone mounted and used one of the cameras that mounts around the license plate? My 2008 Winnebago Outlook did not come equipped with a camera and I thought about using one of these. I would appreciate any comments anyone may have.
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jim1632

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There have been discussions about these. I recall that a concern exists about how far the wireless signal will transmit. Longer RVs may not have a signal strength that carries from back to the receiver in front.
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Hudsoner

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I installed one of these cameras at the front of my MH to see what is there. I have almost 10 feet of blind area in the front, with the camera in place I can see everything up to my bumper. It works pretty well for me, but the transmission distance is rather short.
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HEMIDAZE

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I bought a wireless one and took it back. Weak signal. I replaced it with one of THESE Very happy with it
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Crazy Ray

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Paul, call RV Cams at 877-378-2267 there in Baton Rouge and I bet they can help you. JMO
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micpib1

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If you purchase one, don't try the wireless ones, mine would only work the first time to place the transmission in reverse and required a restart to work again. The license plate location actually worked very well for backing and hooking up my trailers. When I get back from Hawaii, I can check the brand I purchased and let you know if needed, I will check this thread again when I get home. JH
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bluegrass-girl

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Is the Rear View Safety (not wireless)a real problem to install? I looked at the Amazon site and some installers said it was easy, some said difficult. I'd be putting it in a 24' Born Free. Any suggestions?
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bluegrass-girl

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HEMIDAZE, I just purchased an RV and was planning to have the camera you used installed. I gave the dealer the information and got a call back from them - they said it's for a CAR and can't be installed in an RV! Does this make any sense? Sounds like yours works fine.
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Seattle Steve

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Hudsoner wrote: I installed one of these cameras at the front of my MH to see what is there. I have almost 10 feet of blind area in the front, with the camera in place I can see everything up to my bumper. It works pretty well for me, but the transmission distance is rather short.
I have a red mark on my forehead where I just slapped it. What a great idea!
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Kit Carson

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My motorhome is a 29' Winnebago Class C. I don't think that would be a problem as far as transmission distance. I think I will give it a try and if it don't work properly I will call RV Cams and talk with them.
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