When using it on an RV did you tape off the graphics?
1465561
I have not used it on an RV. I use it on boats, but the same with the graphics. It is very abrasive so I go very lightly over the graphics. I would be careful not to go too hard on the clearcoat as well.
1465562
Yes and no. It will damage the graphics, dull their finish etc. The instructions will tell you not to use it on vinyl graphics. I used it to take off the "ghost graphics" that were left behind when I removed the already damaged graphics. I didn't tape off the graphics but worked carefully around the undamaged ones with an orbital buffer or by hand.
1465563
No, but I did them really quick and light so no to remove any of the colors. Always put a good coat of wax after you use to seal and shine.
123880
No, I use it through my computer and the picture looks over granulated. Other sources for 1080 and 720 hd works though =\
1346864
Sorry, but I trimmed some of it off after the installation. It was quite some time ago and I don't remember how much.
203449
I have driven away from my camper which had the camera mounted on the back. I received a picture on the monitor for more than 100 yards.
2058709
No--I just converted mine over to JPEG format (my preferred anyhow but taste vary).
1784818
I mounted a second camera to the rear of my camper trailer. I should have done it a long time ago! The ability to see what is behind you and when you have clearance to move over a lane is invaluable. I had to find a RCA cable long enough to reach from the trailer to the truck (36'). Radio Shack had them.
880496
not that I have found. but no sense in downloading a super hi res image, as the frame run about VGA picture quality. see the specs for exactness.
638076
If your window graphic is a high quality product, you can use your wiper SPARINGLY. The lower quality products, not at all, since they are a printed product. Even with the higher quality artwork, over time wiper use will cause the graphics to fade. I seldom used my wiper, and my first graphic lasted for about 7 years before it faded to the point that it needed replacement. The use of the rear defroster (electric element) did not affect it in the least, and I used this method of keeping the rear window clear, rather than the wiper. I had my graphic on a Nissan Pathfinder and with the rear air foil rain was not an issue. In Georgia and Florida, the sun is what killed my graphics! If your window graphic is a high quality product, you can use your wiper SPARINGLY. The lower quality products, not at all, since they are a printed product. Even with the higher quality artwork, over time wiper use will cause the graphics to fade. I seldom used my wiper, and my first graphic lasted for about 7 years before it faded to the point that it needed replacement. The use of the rear defroster (electric element) did not affect it in the least, and I used this method of keeping the rear window clear, rather than the wiper. I had my graphic on a Nissan Pathfinder and with the rear... » Read More If your window graphic is a high quality product, you can use your wiper SPARINGLY. The lower quality products, not at all, since they are a printed product. Even with the higher quality artwork, over time wiper use will cause the graphics to fade. I seldom used my wiper, and my first graphic lasted for about 7 years before it faded to the point that it needed replacement. The use of the rear defroster (electric element) did not affect it in the least, and I used this method of keeping the rear window clear, rather than the wiper. I had my graphic on a Nissan Pathfinder and with the rear air foil rain was not an issue. In Georgia and Florida, the sun is what killed my graphics! « Show Less
2119847
I did my 38 foot RV all by hand. If you don't mind the work you can get a very nice job doing it by hand. It does take more manual effort than a machine buffer, but the results are very nice.
1858594
I had great hopes for this RV model. There are nice features about it, not the least of which is the large screen. But as an RV-specific device, it is not quite ready for prime time. Check some forums. It has a lot of glitches and shortcomings. You'll probably use it in "automobile" mode.
2093834
You can use a buffer or do it by hand. My RV had sat outside for 10 years and was seriously dull. An application of this product has lasted a year and my rig still has a decent shine. This stuff works great!
1254146
I've only had it for less than a week, haven't encountered that, sorry. I use the optical viewfinder mostly, don't really look at the images until I'm back at the computer.
239697
Yeah..there's an adjustment...I remember it being -3dB but it's been a while since my install.
104575
I just got my ultra today. When I play back the video on my TV with the RV cable, there's a lot of static in the sound. But when I put the video on my computer and play it, there's no static. I know the problem is not with my TV because I have the original flip, and it doesn't produce static on my TV. So I'm thinking the problem is either with my RV cable or with the RV output of the camera. Not sure whether it's worth it to get a replacement. Has anybody else had this problem?
1597906
I didn't have that problem. But I would not reccomend buying this expensive pice of junk. First it is a real pain to change the batteries. Second, after less than a year the digital screen on mine went out so now I have to use a tire gauge and this which defeats the whole purpose. Keep looking this is junk.
243301
Adjust the aspect ratio of your television/projector/display. You are likely zoomed in causing the edges of the image from the DMP-BD70V to be pushed off screen. If you test this against other sources, e.g. cable/satellite television, or computer, you should notice graphics close to the edges of the display being cut off. If other sources display correctly consult the DMP-BD70V manual for aspect ratio settings. Look for "Aspect", "Zoom", "Normal", "Letterbox", "16:9", "4:3" keyword when researching this issue further. Hope this helps. Let us know if you have any additional information concerning the issue. Thanks
1960397
I have had the camera for about a year. It is still working, however the grid lines have disappeared. (Yeah, explain how that happened. But the grid lines was confusing anyway.) I was using this camera with a Garmin 7 inch GPS, and after being covered by snow through most of the winter, the picture became very dim. Yesterday, I installed a Pioneer AVH-X2600BT in my truck. Suddenly, the picture looks pretty good on the new Pioneer. So the bottom line, it is worth the money. I have replaced two cheaper units before this one, and it's fustrating when they stop working......