Waterproof HD Image Wireless Backup Camera System, Supports Dual Cameras with Digital Wireless Signal, 5″ TFT-LCD HD Monitor - Perfect for SUVs, Vans, Trucks, Mini RVs, and Pickups (BOSCAM K7 Pro) Review

I bought a Boscam K7 Pro (720P) wireless backup camera to install in my 2007 Tahoe. I tested the camera before installing it and initially the image was white and pink. I unplugged and plugged everything back in and the picture was fine - I thought I didn't connect the camera to the transmitter port. After installing the camera and transmitter, I checked the image, it was white and pink again. I checked all the connections and nothing worked. I emailed Auto-Vox when they made Boscam. In less…

This is the 3rd Auto-Vox Backup Camera System I have owned: W7, Solar Wireless and now K7 Pro. I have different uses for each of them. None of my cars have a built-in backup camera system. I started with W7 (still using it on my 4Runner and pretty happy with it). Then came Solar Wireless (I put it in my tool box for when it sits in the back of my Toyota Tacoma and still use it today). I bought the K7 Pro because I heard about a major camera/monitor upgrade. That's really a big improvement…

Being able to see behind the car makes reversing much easier and safer. The image appears on the monitor immediately after reverse gear is engaged. No need to run wires from the trunk to the interior of the car, greatly simplifies the installation. My first attempt to install the camera was unsuccessful, but after contacting customer service via email I was able to determine what I was doing wrong. When splicing the wires that connect to the reverse lights and ground, I didn't get through the…

K7 was a great solution for my Dodge 3500. I keep my grinder in the back of my truck during the winter and this unit allows me to conveniently mount the camera elsewhere compared to no winter months. I used industrial velcro on the two spots I installed and just in case wrapped the base of the camera in Gorilla Tape to ensure it wouldn't go anywhere (except for a thief I guess). replacement block. Consequently, I didn't even have to connect the brake line since I had previously connected the…

With 4 kids I decided to buy a Toyota Sienna, I have never driven a van in my life. I just can't get used to it, I keep banging things off so I decided to buy this camera to help me see the rear of the car before I hurt someone. I chose this model, it was the best price. I was able to find one with a 5 inch screen. This backup camera system is easy to set up and has a solid, sturdy design. The picture quality is sharp and clear, the wide viewing angle is amazing! Even better than the factory…

I'm a big fan of these backup camera systems. I've bought a few over the years and this 2 camera HD model is a great deal. In my setup I wanted a backup camera for my 17ft RV. I started by connecting the pigtail to the trailer's 12v socket using an electrical crimp connection (quite easy). I wanted mine to always be powered and you have that option. Otherwise you may get 12 volts from the reverse light. I then used the camera receiver and ran it straight through the floor of my RV using an…