Review on 📷 Wireless RV Side Marker Light Cameras - Haloview CA112: Optimize Your Search by Ben Demers

Installed and it was almost easy. I'm having trouble attaching screw holes to Haloview cameras. I ended up moving the lens lock to compensate (see video). During installation I had to drill two new holes in the fiberglass. The holes ended outside of the existing lens holes. If I ever change I can put the old ones back in and plug the holes I made. I also added a built in backup to the camera just in case. Added installation video. Hope it shows up! I have to say they have a better picture than Furrion cameras. Video quality is excellent, and where I've tested it, there wasn't much lag. I ended up buying an antenna extender to get the best possible signal. I put it in the back of my SUV: https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B07ZYQ7FY8?psc=1&ref=ppx_pop_mob_b_asin_title Overall pretty easy to use. Just keep in mind that the cameras will probably need to be fully tilted to get a good angle.