does camera angle down to see trailer hitch?
1974008
Maybe if you attached it somewhere other than the license plate area. It does have adjustment for up and down.
370754
Not in my experience... little tilt vertically (up & down), but very versatile in horizontal angles
1481447
No, it is a stationary camera. It can be adjusted to whatever angle you want.
619940
If you mean can you back your trailer up with the hitch attached to your truck and trailer the answer is yes. The stabilizer arms move back and forth in order to turn the trailer. It is important to put the brackets at the proper length on the trailer to allow this motion.
821298
If you are going to use the control, you'll need the extra tab beside the actual hitch. The control connects to that hole in the tab then typically its bolted to one side of the steel frame on your trailer. Makes such a huge difference!
1987091
I presume you are using while driving? Probably not the best idea if so. Regardless, tell me where you have mounted it, and at what angle are you viewing it?
1739874
Each hitch is measured and adjusted according to the size and weight of the trailer. So u would have to adjust it each time you switch it out.
989769
I suppose, it has distance lines as you back up. When you get to the red line stop. I see people use them to hook up boat trailers and you can tilt the camera up and down.
2116820
The camera has a plastic braket that can be installed on any flat surface using screws. This bracket has a 45 degree angle. I hope this answers ur question.
2038215
Haven't tipped over the bike but the hitch does not swivel so I'm thinking if the bike tips over so will the trailer
138523
The trailer has a pin with a tab on it to lock it to the pull hitch. Hope that helps.
235197
What you see is solid. It swivels for me because it mounts to my trailer third wheel by the hitch which that part swivels. Otherwise no.
1538273
Yes... in fact, all of mine are mounted "upside down".. The camera even comes with the hardware to do so as that is the "usual" method of mounting a surveillance camera.Hope this helps!
1010261
No I don't think that would be too low at all. The lower it is the better protection you'll have against running over or hitting something close to your vehicle. Also mounting it low will give you an excellent view when backing up to hitch/unhitch a trailer. Finally, a low mounting will have little affect on the view to the sides. As you might expect I like the low mounting.
1773842
Yes, the hitch tilts back, it has a pulley pin on the back really simple to open.
1900427
Go to MENU-Gear symbol-Horizontal Calibration. A gauge will appear with instructions. If the camera is tilted, the gauge will show the angle. Never really used it until now.
1694437
couple years since I bought mine. It angles up from the post as I have a short frame bike. I love it!! very handy and the easy to remove feature is great if storing the bike or in sketchy neighborhoods.