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Question: Is it possible to remove the distance lines from the image?  No instructions on how this might be accomplished.
Document: Now that I guessed my way through the lack of instructions.
Installed with 12v ignition source-crystal clear with key on, engine off. Turn on engine...screen scrambles. Purchased a 10amp noise filter...no better. Changed power source to reverse light circuit...same problem: clear image when engine is not running.
Not confident this will stand the test of time and mileage.#3--The harness to the cab was long enough, but had a wierd wire poking out of the video RCA? no detail on what this was or how it worked. After guessing it was the actuator for the monitor. Why just not say that in the instructions?#4--Still have no idea what the red RCA is for. Guessing power, but for what. Is this to power the camera when not in reverse?
For the price, the construction of this camera seems good. It appears to be machined from aluminum and hard anodized. It's nice and small and the ball joint mechanism is a nice design. You can tighten the jam nut on the back which compresses an oring to keep it positioned.My complaint is I need a camera without the cheesy stupid colored guide lines.
Fit perfectly in my Dodge Ram tailgate handle where the billion dollar factory one was to go. Did not need to replace the latch, just drilled, and fit. The adjustment up and down is a great feature in the eyeball optic. Picture is as expected, not HD by any means, but absolutely great enough to see objects clearly! However, wiring and instructions were non-existent.#1--The wires for the connection to the reverse light were 6' down the cable line...why?
Camera is perfect size for my application. Everything needed for installation comes with camera, all that is needed is a 3/4" hole saw. Instructions are adequate. Total time to install on my Ford Escape was two hours. I ran the wires from under dash along door sills to rear car jack location in cargo area. There was a grommet leading under rear of car which allowed the wire to be routed to rear bumper location of camera.
Other comments stated that was the monitor trigger. My head unit has a built-in trigger so I did not connect this wire. However, could it be required to signal the camera to transmit? Customer service has been basically non-existent. Instructions and installation instructions are basically non-existent as stated by other commenters. Amazon provided incorrect contact information to this company. I'm drawing a blank, short of connecting the small red wire and seeing what happens or order another, test, and repeat. HELP!
I needed some RCA extension wires to reach all the way to the back of my full size crew cab.The image is very good for the price. I don't think it's worth the $300 the OEM camera cost for a slightly better camera. I'm really just trying to avoid hitting obstacles, not watching Avatar in 3D. It is color, it works. At night, the camera works OK just using the lights from the truck.
I've had this installed for over 6 months now as back-up / trailer hitch cam and just love it.I use a 7&#34; Pyle monitor for viewing - large monitors have a lot to do with how satisfied you'll be with any camera, especially if it has fish eye feature like most.The graduate lines help me with lining up bumper when pulling thru parking spots, not hitting wall while backing etc.Great price for a camera I'm very happy with!
The third thing that I liked was the grid that it displays for distance, it helps out. The last thing about it is that it comes with the hardware to cut the whole which I found to be on the small side and had to rotate the drill bit to expand the hole. *I would suggest using clear sealant on the back side just to keep water out of the hole you drilled into your vehicle.
Answer: That is not an option offered by this camera.