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I am thinking of installing a Snooper system which has a reversing camera input.
I was thinking of using the camera in the link below and doing the majority of the installation myself.
I know the camera is cheap but I really am wondering why the others are all so expensive. It seems that if it's got motorhome it automatically triples the price! Bit like weddings eh?!
I bought a 7 inch gps with reverse cam (wireless) lifetime map updates running IGO 8 map with truck option. Can't fault it. Have been tom-tom user for years and this is much better. Pm me if you req more info.
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Got to say that website is a revelation. Trying to do this properly will order one with night vision.
As far as the Sat Nav is concerned I was trying to minimise the amount of screens and kit that you have on the dash. Reversing camera screen, sat nav screen, phone, etc, etc.
We've been using a Mio for a while and its OK but not brilliant. Now having moved from a vehicle that is 2m high to one that 3.2 m high has concerned me. A lot of people on here seem to recommend snooper.
I bought a twin camera and 7" monitor set up from here.
One cam for reversing, the other as a rear view whilst driving.
Its worked perfectly for the last 3 years. The whole kit was less than £200.
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Only observation I'd make is that reversing cameras live in a particularly harsh environment wrt muck, spray etc. My experience of cheaper ones is they don't last, but others may have had more success.
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