Best value back-up camera?

[newbury]

I just purchased this one:
Amazon.com: Koolertron Rear View License Plate Backup CMOS Camera: Car Electronics

For $15, it was worth a gamble. I also purchased a 4.3" screen for another $32. If this works out, I'll buy three more cameras, and then just move the screen between vehicles as needed. Need one on the motorhome, one on the truck, and one on the Blazer. The last one would go on the back of the 26' enclosed trailer, if I decide the quality is good enough. Might go with a better camera on the back of the trailer.

Well any feedback?

I'm thinking of getting a dedicated system for my F350. I'd also like a camera upfront. I'm trying to think how I could embed it in the blue Ford Oval and make the oval "blink".

 

[sparc]

this place has some cameras and also a way to intergrate them into an existing backup cam system or add to your factory nav system. don't have one of their systems or know anything about them but found it interesting.

FORD LOCKPICKS

 

[BigE_]

Well any feedback?

I'm thinking of getting a dedicated system for my F350. I'd also like a camera upfront. I'm trying to think how I could embed it in the blue Ford Oval and make the oval "blink".

Sorry, forgot to follow up.
The camera works ok, does the job just fine. I've only had to use it once so far, and that was in the dark.

I haven't used it since then because the wiring was about 3' too short. I have a crew cab with 6.5' bed. The only way I could use it was with it laying across my legs. Not exactly ideal. I have the wiring I need to extend it, but I haven't found the time yet to get it done.

For what it's worth, I plan on buying another identical setup for the motorhome. Haven't decided yet on the blazer since I don't tow much with it anymore, and it's easy to back up.

 

[TheGoose]

In case you didn't know it you can get a GPS that has the capability to also function as your monitor for your back-up camera. That way you can just mount your GPS how you want it and then run the camera cable to your GPS. One device for two functions. I'm looking at doing this on my new F-150 right now.

 

[newbury]

In case you didn't know it you can get a GPS that has the capability to also function as your monitor for your back-up camera. That way you can just mount your GPS how you want it and then run the camera cable to your GPS. One device for two functions. I'm looking at doing this on my new F-150 right now.

Links?
Which one?

Also - I used to work with for Army mappers. We never needed a GPS. We used maps and never got lost, we just were doing recon. I remember one night in Germany when I ended up looping around for several kilometers reconning the same road over and over.

So I tell SWMBO when we go down the wrong road "Well, I just wanted to see what's down here, I was reconning the area"