Wireless Solar Powered Rear View Camera

After several years of pulling my 320 T@B across this country, I finely found a simple, inexpensive and easy solution to rear view: the  Auto-Vox Solar1 PRO-XG Wireless back up Camera! Stainless steel bolts and cap nuts were all that were required to hold it on. For Set-up: I had to flip the camera to work with the lower license plate holes - just Enter the menu, you will see the M/U Control, press M button, press up or bottom to select the Upside image, press M button to confirm it. It was that simple. The range between the trailer license plate and TV dash board exceeds the advertised 35'. This makes it a sure thing pulling a T@B! We tested it on a long weekend and it performed beyond my expectations.

The image is actually better then my camera caught 

 

Clean and unobtrusive
TV:2019 Nissan Frontier With an Old Man Emu lift
Trailer: 2019 T@B 320 Boondock with a Lock&Roll Coupler & Jack-e-up
California, USA

Comments

  • SLJSLJ Member Posts: 534
    They come in handy. I added a wireless Garmin back-up camera to mine. Gets it's power from the T@B's running lights and the transmitter is mounted on the front of the T@B so I get a strong signal. Displays on my Garmin RV GPS so I don't need a separate monitor.

    2021 T@B 320 S Boondock
    2023 Ford Maverick XLT
    The Finger Lakes of New York
  • CherokeeCherokee Member Posts: 135
    SLJ said:
    They come in handy. I added a wireless Garmin back-up camera to mine. Gets it's power from the T@B's running lights and the transmitter is mounted on the front of the T@B so I get a strong signal. Displays on my Garmin RV GPS so I don't need a separate monitor.


    Good for you and they are handy! - I just swapped the wiring for the small solar panel
    TV:2019 Nissan Frontier With an Old Man Emu lift
    Trailer: 2019 T@B 320 Boondock with a Lock&Roll Coupler & Jack-e-up
    California, USA
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