1. Is the power cord long enough to route around windshield to conceal cord. 2. Is the backup camera wireless or cord? If cord, how long?
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I tried it on a Nissan Rogue, running through the dashboard and then under the trim above the door to the back door. There were several feet of wire left after that. The camera is corded. This device does not have a separate wire to control turning on the monitor automatically when a reverse gear is put in reverse. I did not have the device long enough to see if can detect movement backwards - I had to return it because it was causing strong radio frequency interference with my FM radio. Being used to listen to the radio I had to choose not in the device's favor. The seller could not tell if interference is a common problem or the particular device problem. I told them that I want to get a replacement as I like the device in general if replacement does not produce radio noise. I am still waiting to hear from them after mailing it back to China about 1.5 months ago.
2041900
The cord is about 3' long and it is coiled. Works great and stays mounted to my windshield unlike my old one.
2269071
Power cord (coiled kind), WINDSHIELD MOUNT (no dash mount). Plus the GPS attachment that detaches to get updates from computer (their software could be a bit more user friendly, as I wasnt sure mine had updated until I plugged it into side of detector again)
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Six feet. Had to use power cord extensions on both of the cameras. If I remember correctly 5 Volts. After you set it up and remove the CAT5 cable to verify it is now wireless, you can unplug it and place it any place that is in wireless range. I used a 20 cent blue electrical handy box to stuff the reset button and keep it out of the weather. One camera has been in 24-7 service outdoors for 12 years, still works like new camera.
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The power cable for the camera is pretty long, I have my camera mounted right where the ceiling and wall meet and the power cable that came with my camera reaches all the way to the outlet with room to spare...if I had to guess, my cable is at least 8 feet long, 10 feet max?...should be no problem unless you have really tall ceilings and want to mount it really high so no one can touch it. If that's not long enough just use an extension cord, I tested the camera to see if it would still work with an extension cord and it worked fine for me.
1808830
You can unplug power cord at back of camera body... or if you are concerned about your WIFI security just cover the camera with a towel
1839626
1) It doesn't attach to the dash. It plugs into the cigarette lighter. It is on an approx 12 inch stiff cable. you can twist and bend the cable to see the monitor and the stiffness of the cable holds that position. 2) I don't know the exact viewing angle of the camera, but with the trailer attached and the camera on the handle of my pickup tailgate, I can see the bumper and ball/trailer hitch at the bottom, the trailer at the top and the just see the side of the trailer side to side. Very adequate field of view.
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This backup camera comes with everything you need to make it work. It includes the power connections and the wire to connect the camera. It also includes a mounting bracket for the monitor inside the vehicle. The cameras wire is really long,I recommend not trying to make it shorter. Installation can be a daunting task.I did it myself with one other person to help. If you really want to be nice to your husband you might consider getting a professional to install the backup camera.I proved it can be done by someone with a little skill and ability but it took me about 4 how to install it on my motor home. Works very well, been over a year and still satisfied.
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The power cord was long enough to run it up under the dash and along the windshield all the way to the rear view mirror, I did not have get a longer wire. I should also let you know, I have a Hyundai Santafe SUV
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Strap it to your belt. It "looks" professional like that. The cord is long enough if you stretch you camera over your head with your arms. I have long arms. If you mount it on your camera, the weight of the battery pack and camera might be too much for long photo shoots. I take a lot of pictures of hot women and I need my arms and hands to be steady. Hope that helps.
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It's about a 6' adapter/pwr cord, thin and white. From the camera to the adapter are lots of cables that need to be wrapped/bundled and (in my case) weather protected if you only need the power. I use a standard A/C extension cord to reach a backyard A/C outlet. My camera sits on a tripod and can be moved to capture backyard activity so I need a flexible setup. All of it has seen harsh weather and even the tripod which is probably not made for long term outdoor use has survived pretty well for close to two years now I guess.
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The cord is 6ft long. I was able to hide the cord in the headliner, down the side molding, and under the dash to my power source in the console. I have a full size pickup.
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How long is the lighter charger? Mine is located low in center of dash....can it reach far?Also, can someone please tell me how this device actually mounts to vehicle? Adhesive? Looks real cool and I am going on road trip real soon. Want to buy but needed but tech info. I'd like to be able to actually see the GPS/screen when I need it!How does the hands free calling work?Thanks and please send comments to:krbender@gmail.com
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The cord running from the camera to the adapter is approximately 6 foot long unfortunately I've only had mine for about a month and one of my cameras is already broke doesn't show a picture on the monitor.
1297500
I have one at my home pointing to a hunting cabin about 250 feet away from where the unit is. I have a wireless camera at the cabin and I never lose my camera. The signal is a little weak but it works. There is also all woods between the unit and the cabin. So if you have a clear shot I think you'll be in great shape. Hope this helps.
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My power cord is 5 feet. It is also detachable with DC 5V written on the outside of the Foscam device. I can't tell you that they are all detachable or 5 volts, but mine is.
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I think it was less than ten feet but the video wire is very long. I used a transmitter instead of running all the wires . And I'm not sure about the deck but if it is back up camera ready you should have no problems...just google and read the specs