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dizzy -> backup camera location (3/4/2008 9:15:32 PM)

Just purchased a backup camera for my 03 H2. My 2 has a rear mounted tire. I would like to get some recommendations from others on here who have installed a rear camera as to the best mounting location to achieve the best view possible. Thanks in advance for all input.

  
Injunfarian -> RE: backup camera location (3/4/2008 10:27:53 PM)

I have not installed one yet but if you wheel your H1 i'd suggest mounting it ontop of your rear mounted tire to keep it out of the mud!

LisaM -> RE: backup camera location (3/13/2008 12:18:06 PM)

Mine plugs into the hitch mount.  Has an excellent view.

Lisa

BassGear -> RE: backup camera location (3/13/2008 10:45:57 PM)

Hey Dizzy..I had mines mounted high up so I can keep on eye on my dirtbike trailer. Cam goes into automode when shifting to reverse, or I can toggle a switch to view anytime.

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dizzy -> RE: backup camera location (3/14/2008 6:55:34 PM)

Awesome setup Bassgear! I wish I had the nav screen to use.

rhill20 -> RE: backup camera location (3/14/2008 7:09:51 PM)

I wish I had EITHER one!

3hummers -> RE: backup camera location (3/14/2008 10:01:59 PM)

Nice set up BassGear.

sarge_taz_rock -> RE: backup camera location (4/2/2008 7:37:30 AM)

I found a back up camera interface that they say will work with most H2's and all h3's...the problem is that I have been calling them and I never get an answer or a return call...mmmm....
The company is: www.avelectronics.com has anyone heard of them or used them? The interface will also allow you to use your Ipod and display it on the NAV screen as well as hook up SIRRIUS radio and control it from your NAV screen. You can also hook up multi cameras, DVD, monitors...and so on. Sounds bad AZZ but I can't get a hold of them.
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dwaxman1 -> RE: backup camera location (4/15/2008 6:11:34 AM)

BassGear, this is mint, I just bought a Sony CCD, like you recommended and also got a Nav-tv GM205 interface module that will hook up to my7 in dash NAV, I believe it will be sweet, thanks for the advice and I will post as soon as I start to get this stuff all installed, my garage is getting full with different pieces, the camera is another one along with headrest DVDs, new rotors and pads, new spark plugs, wires, K&N cold air intake, two Red Top batteries with a battery switch, soon to buy air compressor, winch, ipod interface, looking for a good 300amp alternator...... My wife is going to kill me one of these days when she sees it all

Greenblade -> RE: backup camera location (4/15/2008 7:04:18 AM)

quote:

ORIGINAL: Injunfarian

I have not installed one yet but if you wheel your H1 i'd suggest mounting it ontop of your rear mounted tire to keep it out of the mud!


no way!  the funnest part about mudding is getting it all over stuff, backup camera included.  Its FUN to turn on the cam and see muck everywhere.

I have a backup cam on an '06 installed as shown in the attached pic.  100% happy with that.  Its out of direct mud-path and doesn't clog up from driving around puddly city streets, the view is good in all directions and with 37" tires you can see the tire in the top corner of the screen when backing up, which is fun and makes passengers chuckle.  I can snap a photo of the view when backing up if it'd help.


pteam -> RE: backup camera location (4/15/2008 9:33:09 AM)

We bought a backup camera off ebay, and a few weeks later the camera had water in the lense and stopped working. Is there any way to prevent this or provide an extra layer of protection from water?

dwaxman1 -> RE: backup camera location (4/15/2008 9:41:04 AM)

which one did you buy off ebay?? Just so everyone knows what to be careful of

pteam -> RE: backup camera location (4/15/2008 10:32:54 AM)

Well I looked through my ebay and cant find it I guess it was too long ago.

dwaxman1 -> RE: backup camera location (4/15/2008 10:46:10 AM)

how about a photo Jim??

pteam -> RE: backup camera location (4/15/2008 11:05:17 AM)

Ok next time I'm at the office I'll try to grab one (its on one of our hummer limos) it has a 7 inch LCD TV screen with dash mount, and a license plate mounted camera, the camera mounts to the two screws that hold the license plate in and the camera is in the middle.

I've thought about next time we buy one (we want to have them on all of our hummer limos) to put a extra layer of see through plastic or acrylic over top the camera to prevent 90% of the water getting to it. Something like those balls you get out of the gum ball machines that have 25 cent toys in it would work but might not be big enough.

Also a word to the wise on the wireless backup systems they sell at walmart. Don't buy them. We tried one they are grainy, and can pickup other signals while driving.

  

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