little help with choosing a back-up camera...
little help with choosing a back-up camera...
I've been searching the boards for a while now.
All I have come up with is that I want the 120 degree viewing angel, and for it to not have the LED's on it.
I just want a cheap back-up camera that will work with my AVIC-D1. Any ideas?? Cheap is like $30-50 but I want at least some reliability and quality out of it.
All I have come up with is that I want the 120 degree viewing angel, and for it to not have the LED's on it.
I just want a cheap back-up camera that will work with my AVIC-D1. Any ideas?? Cheap is like $30-50 but I want at least some reliability and quality out of it.
For $38 I'd give it a shot if you really want a back up camera. It sure beats $200 or more for a camera. If it craps out you're only out $38.
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I've got one of the cheap Pyle cameras. It's not 120 degree though by a long shot.
Eventually I'll replace it with a wide angle. At night I can't see diddly back there on the camera unless I'm in a well lit parking lot.
The quality in the daytime is fine (It's a CMOS camera not CCD, which is why it's cheaper).
Eventually I'll replace it with a wide angle. At night I can't see diddly back there on the camera unless I'm in a well lit parking lot.
The quality in the daytime is fine (It's a CMOS camera not CCD, which is why it's cheaper).
try this one it seems ok for the price 100 viewing angle and color until night time when it's b/w for night vision.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/HQ-10...92549944QQrdZ1
It's 108 but I've tried a 35 and the 120 that I am now using, and 108 would work fine.
Chris
It's 108 but I've tried a 35 and the 120 that I am now using, and 108 would work fine.
Chris
Originally Posted by AKFX42004
It looks like the one RamSS/T got If I remember correctly, hopefully someone will chime in on how it works during the day and at night.


