Marine Grade Waterproof Front Rear Camera - Universal Mount with Distance Scale Lines - Backup Parking/Reverse Assist Cam with Night Vision LED Lights - 420 TVL Resolution & RCA Output - Pyle PLCM37FRV Review

Very compact so fits almost anywhere. The last one broke in the cold. Ordered this again on 05/29/18 and this one failed at the end of December 2018. There is clearly a premature failure mechanism, likely related to low temperatures. I recommend anyone considering this model to consider a more expensive camera or at least buy up to 12 months warranty protection.

This is my third Pyle backup camera. One is as a front view camera on my truck and the other is on the car I sold last year. The $200 camera on my truck failed a few days ago for the third time in three years. I have never broken one of my Pyle cameras and will be replacing my expensive OEM rear camera with a Pyle camera. For the price unbeatable.

I bought this camera for a reason. I use it to lift my car onto a tow truck. It works perfectly and you hardly see it. What I love about it is that you can connect it from the front or the back, with or without a strap. It's a cool little bug that survived one hell of a snow storm a week ago driving through snow, salt and mud and five car washes, still works perfectly. I'll report how it holds up

After 8 months of installation on the front of a Toyota 4x4, off-road driving in dust and rain, it continues to work great. The camera I received had a swivel mount that allows you to point the camera where you want it. The camera came with a very long cable so I had to throw away the extra cable. I'm using a 4.3" Sunnvalleytek TFT LCD Digital Car Rear View Monitor with 360 degree swivel stand to view the camera image. If you're complaining that it's not a front view camera, the instructions…

Pyle PLCM37FRV Universal Mount Optional Front and Rear View CMD Rear View Camera with Integrated Distance Scale Provides no front view. There are 3 wires (red, white and blue) used to set up the camera; After connecting the blue and/or white wire to the red wire, set up the camera as follows: Connect the blue wire for the mirror image (rear view) and the white wire for the spacer grid. The default "forward view" is achieved by leaving the 3 wires unconnected or connecting the red and white with

The camera works great and does exactly what it says in the description (a bit vague). However, there are a few issues I'm having. If you're about to assemble the camera, first prepare for a trip to the hardware store to assemble screws and cables. The device does not come with mounting screws or long cable for installation. Second, and perhaps most importantly, the video cable is only 13 feet long. This is great for a small car, but you'll need a longer cable for a truck or van. It doesn't…

If you are trying to install a front camera on a truck or car. This is the camera you are looking for! Parking assistance or guidelines are optional. Reverse image is optional. The picture is excellent. Admittedly, when I first hooked it up to my TV to play around with it; the image was wavy and downright lousy. I used a Radio Shack 3.5A 12V power supply for, say, a CB radio or something. I knew the lines were due to some sort of feedback from either the power supply or the TV, so it didn't…