Haloview MC7108: Wireless RV Backup Camera System with 7'' Monitor, Built-in DVR, Infrared Night Vision, Wide Viewing Angle - Ideal for Trucks, Trailers, RVs, Pickups, Camping Cars, Vans, and Farms Review

It would be a great system if only the monitor worked well. Excellent camera quality. I had to buy an extension antenna because the signal didn't reach my truck with a 20ft trailer because both the trailer and truck are aluminum. I also have two side cameras which are very helpful. The only problem is that the monitor keeps turning off. Sometimes while driving, the monitor turns off and on again without stopping for an hour. I've found that if I turn it off for 1 or 2 hours and then turn it…

I installed the camera and monitor myself and used it a few times. It plugs in easily and delivers excellent image quality when driving on the road and reversing in the park. My camper was prepared for the Furrion camera system, so I also bought a HaloView adapter which uses the same screw spacing as the Furrion mount, eliminating the need to drill holes in my camper's fiberglass exterior. One thing to note between installation and first use, I forgot that I had to turn on my truck's headlights

I have the rear and side cameras and am very happy with them. Image clarity is incredible and installation was pretty easy. Plan on using the old gasket if your trailer is pre-wired and purchase an adapter kit. Plan to use silicone gaskets to seal it. I cut the old gasket to fit the adapter bracket. If you have trouble connecting your camera, check the polarity (they are polarity sensitive). The cameras are of high quality, work perfectly in day and night mode and have a wide viewing angle. I…

Hello Revane's Choice. In July I bought your Haloview camera kit plus an additional camera. $250 Kit plus $90 mc108 camera Total cost $350 It had signal for 5 months last week when we had lots of rain/fog and bad weather and for some reason I have no signal now. As it is rated for use above 900ft, what can you do to help me? My truck is only 22 feet long. I am very dissatisfied after spending so much money. The cameras were intermittently connected to the network last week, but not anymore! The

Received my order early and was concerned because YouTube videos make it so easy. "Trigger wires” and the ability to have more than one camera may be in my future, but for now just a backup camera for my closed trailer, later for my RV. Bring the battery home for testing, plug in the camera and monitor, done. They were only a foot apart, but hey, start small, right? With no trigger wires and a few test leads with clamps, I plugged in the power supply and voila. Image, camera 4, backed with…