Figures!!! Dealership =

 

Okay, as promised, here are a fewphotos...I took well over one hundred of them today. [sm=Flahssssss.gif]

 

About twelve hundred bucks ...installed.

 

Just picked up my H2 Saturday after trading in the Tahoe and can't see anything when backing up so immediately began looking for some back up camera info and saw your post. I was wondering if you could give me any more info on what products you went with and if you have any additional pics of the camera's view? Do you think it may have been better mounted up highter? Just wondering before I spend a bunch of money seeing as I am still trying to get used to the immense amount of gas this thing eats at 90 mph.

Thanks for your help as I am a HUGE Newbie.

 

The system was installed by my local Hummer dealer, but I don't have additional information on its manufacturer, model number, etc. I also don't have any more of the nav screen photos; i.e.,like in a parking lot or something, but the color camera worked great when backing-up in the post office parking lot this afternoon...I was able to seefoot and vehicular traffic very clearly.There are some cameras which replace one of the rear rooftop clearance lights, but I wanted my camera low enough where itwould also be more beneficial to me whenbacking-up andhooking-up to my trailer, yet not too low where it would become an encumbrance. Also, IMO, ifthe camera wasany higher, then I believe that the rear mounted spare might possiblyblock some of the view, since the spare does not ride-up close against the rear gate.
BTW, the color camera also works great at night, as evidently the H2's back-up lights provideadequateillumination allowingthe color camerato see clearly at nighttime. [sm=happy046.gif]

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Awesome bit of kit...which i think i will be adding sometime