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Re: [RC] wireless camera for trailer - Dolores Arste"This doesn't happen to be the monitor you got, is it?" http://tinyurl.com/22srq This one is not exactly like the one I got. But, is close enough. I've had mine for about 2 years. It takes a bit of ingenuity to mount the camera. Mine is mounted with Stick on clothes hooks. They are fairly big ones and will hold 5 lbs. I used three to create a mount for the camera. You should be able to screw these in but I haven't needed to yet. I've had it mounted in two trailers an aluminum two horse and now my Jamco 3 horse with living quarters and the signal reaches the truck just fine. We not talking DVD quality picture. But the picture is good enough to tell that everyone is happy and well. I can see two horses. For a third, I'd have to get another camera. The system is set up for multiple cameras. Its a manual switch to switch cameras on the receiver. The cameras and receiver are 12 volt systems. But, they don't come with cigarette lighter plugs. A trip to radio shack solved that problem. The TV receiver plugs into the outlet in the truck. I tapped into the trailer wiring with an auxiliary cigarette plug outlet. The camera plugs into that. The extras cost less than $50- You can be pretty creative to save $650- This set up has travelled about 4000 miles so far. Dolores ============================================================ You don't have to be a 100-mile rider or a multi-day rider to be an endurance rider, but if you want to experience the finest challenges our sport has to offer, you need to do both of those. ~ Joe Long ridecamp.net information: http://www.endurance.net/ridecamp/ ============================================================
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