can this camera be used on the front bumper? 2 inputs on my navigation module for cameras.
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yes.if you have room behind it , at least 2 inches and I would make a backer for it using the bottom of a plastic bottle then silicone it in place to keep weather off of the back of it
1415308
I installed this camera on a 01 Toy. Landcruiser. In order to avoid internal hardware of the tailgate & to gain easy access to the wiring (without cutting additional metal on door) I inadvertently limited upper view to the rear. However horizontally is very adequate as well as the lower vertical view. I've been very pleased with this low cost camera. I had originally intended to purchase a Sony camera but due to positive reviews here I purchased this one with no regrets. As for actually 170degrees I can't say for sure. I believe for most applications this camera will work well.
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I just got this professionally installed on a Honda Fit and the camera helps a lot. Before backing up, especially with passengers required a lot of guessing. I paired this camera with a Boyo VTM43TC rear view display.
1030975
Hello, I got two of these and also use it as front camera on my cars. The image is correct on both. I believe that they sent to you a wrong camera.
1573449
You will be able to see not as much as if the camera was to be outside. NOW, the distance marks will not show the distance the way that it shows on a normal position right under the rear bumper. Yo will have to guess distance, for that matter just look out the window.
2266416
you probably could but it is not recommended. it would partially block you front view and also it is very doubtfull that the mounting bracket would hold the weight. it will be easier to see mounted lower in front of the dash.
998616
You can't move the camera left or right but as long as you can get the cords to power and a monitor then it'll work. I cant guarantee how good it will look if its only on one side of your car.
2199843
I see what your problem is. With the license plate attached to the hatch you would have to run the wire up the door and then back down to the light. Unless there is a way to attach the camera to the center of your rear bumper. There should be enough wire to reach the light if you run it up and down. I put mine on a pick up truck. It works fine but the camera has to be cleaned off whenever the weather gets bad. No big deal.
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The camera will work in bothI ordered 2 cameras for the front and side doors.
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Yes, v5 does support front, rear and side cameras. I'm not sure about the "Baby Cam". Here's the installation/owner's manual and it should be in there: https://www.coastaletech.com/media/New%20Mygig%20FIM%20Lockpick%20Instructions.pdf Steve
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I'm not familiar with your specific car, however, all license plate sizes are federally standard in the United States. But do consider, some bumpers are curved and dealers directly bolt onto the bumper. This may be an issue depending on the curvature. This applies to all cars. The solution is to ensure that you have a proper license plate bracket installed by the dealer, unless your bumper has a fitting molded onto it. As far as rear bumpers, again U.S. plates are standard, but not usually mounted on the bumper itself. In the rear they are usually mounted above or below the bumper in this no protective frame would be effective if mounted directly on the rear bumper. For that you would need a full bumper guard, not a plate guard. As far as the camera goes, no rear plate should be blocking the camera view, therefore this product should be o.k. That however, may not necessarily be the case when using a full size bumper guard.
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yes ofcourse, I have a rear view camera, i have a cheaper camera but works beautifully for my needs. You could go for a higher end camera if you prefer, but for most needs a regular backup camera ( about 60$ at most professional installers should do)
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Sure! But as far as hooking up, I don't think you can improve over looking out the rear window of your tow vehicle. Since the camera has a strong magnet that allows it to be attached to any ferrous metal (steel, iron, not aluminum...) you can attach it to different parts, such as the rear bumper or framework, of the 5th wheel and see where you are going. It's like an extra pair of eyes to see otherwise blind spots while backing up or even doing tight turns. I have found that the range of the camera is excellent and you can even mount it on a metal part (hinge, lock...) of a building so you can see how close you are getting to it with your trailer. Sure! But as far as hooking up, I don't think you can improve over looking out the rear window of your tow vehicle. Since the camera has a strong magnet that allows it to be attached to any ferrous metal (steel, iron, not aluminum...) you can attach it to different parts, such as the rear bumper or framework, of the 5th wheel and see where you are going. It's like an extra pair of eyes to see otherwise blind spots while backing up or even doing tight turns. I have found that the range of the camera is excellent and you can even mount it on a metal part (hinge, lock...) of a building so you... » Read More Sure! But as far as hooking up, I don't think you can improve over looking out the rear window of your tow vehicle. Since the camera has a strong magnet that allows it to be attached to any ferrous metal (steel, iron, not aluminum...) you can attach it to different parts, such as the rear bumper or framework, of the 5th wheel and see where you are going. It's like an extra pair of eyes to see otherwise blind spots while backing up or even doing tight turns. I have found that the range of the camera is excellent and you can even mount it on a metal part (hinge, lock...) of a building so you can see how close you are getting to it with your trailer. « Show Less
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Yes you can, with both the front and back cameras, but the picture quality is not great either way. For kids, it's ok, not so much for what I wanted it for.
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My camera was that small too. I wouldn't use this product with that. If you are going to put it on the windshield it just puts the camera too close to windshield to position the camera.
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Designed for bumper pull trailers since camera is attached to license plate holder. But it could be wired to use on fifth wheel if you attach camera to inside of bed I guess
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Yes, turn both cameras toward the front, or rear, or just turn one toward the front, rear, or sides, then the other. The viewing screen splits in half, showing the view from each camera. For further information, go to 4SightCE.com, select product, then 4sk606. scroll down below the product, and select user manual. It will dowload in a PDF format.