How do you attach the camera to the front view of the car? Is it easy to dettach it?
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You can use the helmet mount that it comes with just attach it to your dashboard. Or use that same mount rigged to a suction chip mount on the windshield.
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Camera comes with a stick on mount that you mount on your dash. It comes off with a click.
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Best way to attach & remove later would be stick on 3M fel-cro. It can be stuck on both the included mount & the dash.
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Hi Linda, Its not easy to change the camera is hard to the 5th wheel. Thank you
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I don't think you'd want to move the camera from car to car on a regular basis because you want to hide the cable a little bit which takes a little time. If you don't mind the cable dangling from the cam to your power plug than it's easy to take in and out.
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The unit has a mount anywhere camera that installs with two screws. It will universally fit any automobile since it can be mounted anywhere that there is a clear view of the rear of the car.
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Yes it's easy and u don't have to remove any thing. The only problem is u can't connect with the wifi and the cam at the same time.
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from the head unit i dont know if its possible but i think its easy just turn the camera to the necessary angle..
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The mount that comes with the camera is a suction cup type that is intended to be mounted to a windshield. The only way to mount it to a dash is if you can get the suction cup to stick to the dash.
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It is. But you will be able to mount on a single car. If you plan to move the câmera to other cars, buy additional mounts.
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Because I have a new car with sensors in the area that the camera should go, I don't use the suction cup setup. I took the camera only and two black hair rubber bands and have it attached to the back of the rear view camera. What I especially like about this setup is that it is nearly impossible to see from the outside. It doesn't "invite" a break in and it doesn't take up any of my windshield or viewing space.This setup still exposes the camera to the sun (no problems there)but you don't have to worry up the suction cup holding in the sun.
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Yes, you need to have some kind of screen in the car capable of taking the camera input. This could be built-in/nav screen or a third-party add on (e.g., DVD) screen.
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Yes it is detachable. It is actually a realy easy release process. And the monitor angle options are realy practical for viewing at just about any angle in your vehicle. I have had mine for about 2 months and I love it.
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I usually have this little helper laying on my car's center console, if that is what you are asking for. Otherwise use the included windshield suction cup, preferably high on the left side of the rear view mirror so it won't interfere with your field of view.
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I have attached my flip and my handheld camera and they both hold very nicely; logically, when I mount this on my dash, the movement of the car reflects in the video. I recommend the product. Unless you attach your device to a chicken's head (seriously look it up), there will be some slight movement.
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The device comes with two mounts, one suction, and the other (somewhat) permanent adhesive. If you don't permanently route the cables (through the A pillar and headliner) you can move them quite easily, but it is messy with the long cables everywhere. The cables you need to the camera are the power (mini USB) and the GPS antenna. I have not permanently routed my cables in the headliner of my car yet (though I plan to).
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Yes it's compatible with the rear view camera, i have one to mines myself... And no, it's NOT detachable. Really nice stereo. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
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I have installed the camera on my wiper motor hatch cover. It is recessed and flush with the rear window. The entire installation takes tookless than 1/2 hour. My father installed the same camera behind a logo plate on his rear deck. since the round logo emblem is in he center of the trunk lid he drilled a 3/8" hole and mounted two STAINLess screws in the emblem and sealed it witrh epoxy. he gets a full 270 degree viw without exposin]g the camera to theft. You can mount it top of the license frame and still get225 degrees visability. The less it is exposed,\the less risk of breaking it off the vehicle I have installed the camera on my wiper motor hatch cover. It is recessed and flush with the rear window. The entire installation takes tookless than 1/2 hour. My father installed the same camera behind a logo plate on his rear deck. since the round logo emblem is in he center of the trunk lid he drilled a 3/8" hole and mounted two STAINLess screws in the emblem and sealed it witrh epoxy. he gets a full 270 degree viw without exposin]g the camera to theft. You can mount it top of the license frame and still get225 degrees visability. The less it is exposed,\the less risk of... » Read More I have installed the camera on my wiper motor hatch cover. It is recessed and flush with the rear window. The entire installation takes tookless than 1/2 hour. My father installed the same camera behind a logo plate on his rear deck. since the round logo emblem is in he center of the trunk lid he drilled a 3/8" hole and mounted two STAINLess screws in the emblem and sealed it witrh epoxy. he gets a full 270 degree viw without exposin]g the camera to theft. You can mount it top of the license frame and still get225 degrees visability. The less it is exposed,\the less risk of breaking it off the vehicle « Show Less
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I mount it in front of the mirror, the power cord does hang down while in use but my view is not blocked. Camera releases easy from mount when I leave car, so I don't have to take mount off the window.