Review on Screen Camera Rearview Recorder Reversing by Patricia Dworin

I installed this backup camera on my F250 truck and 30" trailer. I was able to get a second camera and longer cables to accommodate my setup. send them separately from China, but they got here faster than I thought (1 week). I installed one of the cameras on the back of my truck under the license plate. It connects to a monitor at the top that runs over the existing rear-view mirror. I use this setup when I'm not towing my trailer or to drive to my trailer and line up on my hitch. I then unplug the cable from the camera on the truck license plate and plug it into the trailer configuration. I have a second camera installed in the back of a 30ft trailer, and since it's already connected to the truck's backup lights, it shows guides when I turn it on backwards. This comes in handy when reversing a 30ft trailer. This camera is great for tilting up or down with a swipe of your finger across the monitor to change the viewing angle. If you need to mount a camera on the bumper or on your trailer, don't worry, you won't have a good view, and if you turn it on backwards it will remember what angle it was reverse for. . There are many other features on the monitor, but the recording is really clear. I lost something in the back of my truck and was able to track it down because he saw it on replay after it happened. I figured out where I lost it, went back and found it. What I also didn't know is that if you take out the SD card and play it on the computer, you can create what is called a 360-degree view. This only works when you're turning, and the angle of view can be curved (you should combine your view of the turn into one video), which you can see from a panoramic view as if you're looking backwards. This camera is just something. Thanks Don B