Wireless Rearview cameras

goodday peter
make sure you check the transmision distance mate had the wireless on the back of his van could see picture but not real fancy wired is better
but when working properly they are graet
i am having a few wiring problems with my unit but will fix when i get home i altered the wiring so it operates all the time and its great
mine came as part of a jvc car radio package but there are several good brands around
www.brash.com.au i think still sells some good stuff

steve

Wireless is good, but signal strength with the currently available units is generally pretty low. As such, it is crucial that the two antennas are in direct line of sight. This may be difficult if the receiver and screen are on your dash and the back is stacked high with camping gear. If this is a problem, you can usually fit a remote roof antenna. If line of sight between the two antennas is poor, this can also cause reflected signals off buildings or passing traffic and result in ghosting. In summary, for a perfect installation, they are quite good, otherwise, hard wire for sure.

The other thing you might consider is the type of camera, CCD or CMOS. CCD is more expensive but gives much better picture.

Cheers
Gerry

Go hard wired, yes it will be a pain it the ass for install but remeber this, "line of sitght" , as the install is in a buse how many walls/ partitons/ dividers, with hard wired less hassle in long run, also to if some one is usin 2.4 gz electronic equipment around and your trying to reverse with wireless then you may as well get out and look, most of the wireless stuff today os 2.4 ghz, hence thats why if you have a wireless router and a cordless phone you are going to have troublesalso to add a wireless security system into the mix and that's called chaos???

Go for a hard wired system.

I tried many wireless systems before importing our own system and wireless is a problem.

Regards

Derek.