Once you hit the first part of the red lines, it’s approximately 4 ft.

 

Hmmm. I like it, flows nice and looks like it should be there. I have tried multiple camera setups including a hitch mounted one I rigged up which never looked good. Now I have a large camera mounted by the third brake light which really doesn't show much. I am trying to have a view where I can back into my garage which is very tight and this might do the job.

I am not sure if I can ask you since I do not know if you are an approved vendor but where can they be purchased and what are your prices?

Sorry Doc, if I shouldn't have asked please edit this post.

 

I sell these on my website HitchVision.com

 

when you purchase the set that comes with a screen does it include the harness or is that a separate purchase?

 

Comes with the power harness for both the monitor and camera and a 19ft video cable with built in trigger wire.

 

What type, size, and brand of sensor? That makes a huge difference in image quality and also a determining factor in night vision quality (A Sony sensor with Starvis is awesome but pricey). Can the lines be disabled? Some displays like a Boyo mirror has fully adjustable lines that can be adjusted for both width and distances which are far more accurate is why I ask. I'd also suggest to not reccomend Scotchlocks as they are a proven way to damage wires and are highly unreliable for long term use in any sort of exterior or high vibration environment. https://tech.bareasschoppers.com/res...ap-connectors/

 

The camera size is 18.5mm and pretty clear as seen in my demo video below. Unfortunately, I had to stop offering guidelines as “optional” and “adjustable” instead of permanent & fixed in order to get the price down to the consumer. I’ve considered the idea of an “upgraded” option possibly for the future for an additional cost. So far, customers have been providing positive feedback on the quality.

 

1 customer

Hitch vision copyright:

 

I haven’t been selling very long on Etsy. Most of my sales come from the website and Facebook advertising.

 

Where's the positive feedback you stated? How long have you tested this?