kookaburra replied:

hi dave .just type in reversing camera china, into your computer you will get all you need regards kookaburra.

Member - Crazie (VIC) replied:

Hi Dave

That was omaroo, Chris. I think thats how you sell it.

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Derek from Affordable Batteries & Radiators replied:

ebay

Old Scalyback & denny replied:

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Jo and Mark replied:

I was looking at ebay only 2 days ago and there was one on there for $125 and it was in Australia.
Dang it is always the way... When I saw it I was looking through the 4x4 accessories, I just went through the 20 odd pages it I couldn't see it, If you typed in reverse cameras, they ahd about 20 come up that were all from one seller.. looked like an auction house, the one I saw was a private sale.
Sorry I couldn't find it, you may have gotten yourself a bargain!
Jo

Member - JohnR (Vic)&Moses replied:

Dave, it depends what you want to do. You can do it that way or go through some of the links above. I bought a tablet DVD player with a 7" screen for $194 and a 90 degree camera which is fairly wide angle for $68 both on eBay. Have the best of both worlds but now I guess I have to take DVDs for occasional watching after a hard days driving. Velcro mounting to a plate for my dashboard for the camera or for the roof bars of the camp box at night for the entertainment.

Yeh, that is half the cost of the one you had quoted and mine is widescreen vision too...

Crazie actually sent me the link for the DVD but I don't see one there like it at the moment.

Motherhen replied:

Most of the caravanners get them off eBay from Hong Kong. Not as good as the top of the range ones locally, but our did the job. Most people set them up themselves - not difficult. We went for a wireless camera to avoid another cord connection, but it wouldn't transmit satisfactorily through our metal caravan, so had to hard wire it after all. It's twin is in the back of the car working well wireless, but we haven't had occasion to use it.