Backup camera

[GNeiduski]

Wondering what the brand name of the backup camera system shown on the dash of the truck known as Mr. Schwarz is.

 

[MisterBean]

More information requested...

G-I'm thinking we might need some more information from you in order to be of assistance... Where did you see this truck? Do you have any more vehicle specs? Is this a Reader's Rig picture, did you see it on TV or what???



I saw a REALLY nice back-up camera system that replaces the stock rear-view mirror for $650 the other day. Made by JVC, I believe. Full-color daytime camera, IR (night-vision), path indicators, etc. The hardest part is if you want to purchase & install it yourself, you have to run the power/video cable from rear-end to overhead console... BTW, the $650 was installed price...

 

[Grizzly]

G-I'm thinking we might need some more information from you in order to be of assistance... Where did you see this truck? Do you have any more vehicle specs? Is this a Reader's Rig picture, did you see it on TV or what???



I saw a REALLY nice back-up camera system that replaces the stock rear-view mirror for $650 the other day. Made by JVC, I believe. Full-color daytime camera, IR (night-vision), path indicators, etc. The hardest part is if you want to purchase & install it yourself, you have to run the power/video cable from rear-end to overhead console... BTW, the $650 was installed price...

In addition to the back-up camera installed at the rear of the truck, can it also be installed at the rear of a 5th wheel when towing?

 

[MisterBean]

Griz-I don't see why you couldn't put it wherever you wanted it, although you might need to splice in additional line to reach somewhere that far away... But I don't see any reason why you couldn't just splice in some connectors that way you could have the "normal length" for use when not towing and then just add the "extra length version" when you hooked up to the 5th!

 

[Grizzly]

Griz-I don't see why you couldn't put it wherever you wanted it, although you might need to splice in additional line to reach somewhere that far away... But I don't see any reason why you couldn't just splice in some connectors that way you could have the "normal length" for use when not towing and then just add the "extra length version" when you hooked up to the 5th!

Thanks, good answer.