Would the field of vision work for use on a travel trailer? I need to connect it about 8 feet up and it looks like this one isn't adjustable.
1051227
Check cable length; I used mine for a homebrew underwater robot and ended up doing an "extension".
1051228
Yes it will work. Yes it is adjustable. The 2 screws on the side of the camera u can loosen them and adjust the camera up and down.
1330129
It is very adjustable. I can't imagine it wouldn't work with any other similar size projector.
541290
I used mine on a 16' V-nose trailer, had to trim the trailer mount bracket to make it work as the V protruded past the mounting spot on the trailer tongue. worked great
545140
Mine was eight foot. Six could be a little short when turning the trailer......depending where you make your connections at. I used this on a car trailer and made my connections in a box mounted on the front of the trailer and not on the "A" frame.
232867
As I recall, when I installed mine, the width was just right for a travel trailer door. It may not extend fully for the width of a standard sized house screen door. However, your local big box hardware store should have a what you're looking for at half the price. Good Luck.....
2266419
yes I think that would work. I have the screen on my dash board and I have the camera on the back of my travel trailer so that I can see behind. The screen should work over the mirror. I don't know what kind of vehicle you intend to mount it on but the picture quality is affected by distance and metal objects. It is best to have line of sight from the transmitter. I had to move the transmitter from the back of the trailer- 30+ feet away and place it in a cupboard behind a fiberglass cap on the front of the trailer- a distance of about 20 feet. Much farther and with more objects in between will degrade the image and it may not be as useful.
1702904
It depends on your specific setup (height of trailer, length, etc). I would need more specifics for your setup to answer intelligently.
1169883
No I don't think it will, the trailer is kind of narrow. But you can try it.
1596549
I have mine set for 10 feet away to project about a 45 inch screen. I bought a pull-down blind at Home depot for $50 that covers 7 feet by 5. Much cheaper than a projection screen.
1802405
If your trailer is 25 feet tip of tongue to I do not believe it will be long enough. If the trailer lights are not on the rear of the trailer you might just find it long enough.
197215
This sensor could be mounted at 8', but do not expect the same performance as if mounted at 20 or 30'. The detection range will be smaller than the specified mounting heights. Use the lens that is designed for the lowest mounting height. Depending on your application needs, you may want to use a standard sensor for better detection.
1419756
Not likely. Mine is mounted on a ten foot ceiling. And my picture doesnt start until below 8 foot. You use the keystone adjust to account for trapezooidal effect. The projector does however require a fairly specific ceiling mount.
815133
In my environment the viewing height is too high at about 3' from the ground. Sitting in the couch 12' away I had to look upward at the screen (56" model). Although I did not see any issues with the picture quality it was annoying to look upward. My solution was to place a thick book under the rear of the set, thus tilting the entire unit forward. (be careful not too much). tilting the unit made a big difference in viewing comfort
2177696
i understand you want to mount this on a travel trailer and that will work great. you will need extra wire to hook the video screen in the pull vehicle and a plug at the trailer hitch. any shop that installs after market radios etc should be able to get that done easily.
2267668
You will need to use it to raise up to the trailer. So the positions are up. Then measure and make sure your trailer is level
1714695
I have a 27' travel trailer. Had the same problem with the fit, so I had to move the spare & mount it on to the frame of the trailer right behind the hitch. Works great.
1684461
I have two 27 inch ViewSonic's on mine and it appears that the adjustment in the rear has about 3-4 inches of adjustment. This makes me feel it would handle your situation.