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Question: Is there a mounting bracket?
Document: Camara was delivered quickly and was well protected for shipping. Clear view, and excellent mounting hardware that allows for natural curves in the car's body and still have that OEM look. I even has the hole saw. Excellent value
I have a winch front bumper that protrudes out about a foot or more which I plan on mounting another camera there also. As one reviewer mentioned it does better if mounted high if you are using it for 'close contact' prevention.The bottom line: I would buy another one if/when I needed one.UPDATE:I've had this camera for a little over 2 years now and it is still working fine.
My mounting sticks out a quarter inch or so as I do have it on an angle to aim it at my trailer hitch. It would stick out an eighth or less if flush mounted with a straight back view.To get power to the light, most factory tow packages have both positive and negative wires at the trailier wiring plug. I tapped into these. They camera now turns on and off with my ignition.Anywhere the RCA connectors plug into each other, tape the connection with electrical tape. This helps seal out water and also prevents these from coming unplugged over time.The video wire from my NAV unit was pushed through the firewall by putting a small hole in an existing rubber boot.
I almost wrote it off as defective, but tried battery power as a last resort. Worked fine... IDK why the transformer didnt work with it...Camera seems well built. I read a thread where a guy said he disassembled one of these and replaced the O-rings... I have no idea how he did that. This is like a solid machined piece of aluminum. I dont see any way to open it up. It seems like it should not leak though as there are no holes or visible screw heads.My mounting notes:I mounted it where the license plate light does aim pretty much at it, but it doesnt seem to affect it that much.
Better night image than the previous camera I bought, install was as to be expected ,if you have an easy cable run then it is easy otherwise it will be more difficult. Camera mount easy with a plastic bumper . It would be nice to see it come with a 'U' shaped bracket.
well from looking at it in my hand it looks good so i bought a second one but to this day i have not used it but for the price and how it looks i think it would work well
the website provides a manual that is really a one-size-fits-all four models of their Pyle cams. so via the website I assumed this model had the jumper to reverse the image back to normal for front view. the manual that came with the cam was different and did not depict this jumper. So all of my cams have reversed images and their "support" staff (really just one overworked guy) was less than helpful.resolution is not nearly good enough to read a license plate unless the car is less than 3 feet away from the cam.
the camara is perfect 1 it did not bulge out like someone said.it comes with 1 rubber ring 2 angle cut ring and 1 treaded ring to screw on i have install these camara in many position and they are perfect the picture are good both day and night i have 4 camara  a mini quad  prossesor and a vupoint digital converter with 16sd card  i recomend these to all my friends when they ask about my system ps it come with a drill bit in the box to make the hole.
not useful as backup camera as first you need to drill holes, then after you go through all that you realize that it doesn't have enough viewing angle so you miss to see the critical corners. Sitting in my garage since I uninstalled it.
night vision works ok, no issues so far. for the money its a decent deal, but know what you are buying and verify it. this really is a backup cam and nothing more.
Answer: No bracket. Has a drill bit that allows you to make perfect sized hole. The camera has a locking device that secures it to the bumper of my Denali perfectly. Hope this helps