Can you tell me how many feet of cable the rearview camera has and if it's compatible with a Kenwood DDX790 head unit?
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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
927049
Hi.the cable selector doesn't fit, my car is a sunbird 1989, so the cable you sold me is longer than it needs.
73814
It's just a short pigtail, you need to buy the cable to attach to the head unit. If you have more than one, you can use the Y adapter to connect. I have 3 on my boat, work flawlessly!
1609981
Just checked mine - 1/4" Audio In jack, 12v DC Power and power LED is all that's on the rear.
2122440
Long enough. I have a suburban , and the cable runs along the edge of the windshield and under the dash. I paid 25 , had a pro do it , so it turns on when I turn on the contact . Amazing cam
181137
I am using a Kenwood dnx4250BT. It works great! Of course you need the bezel adapter for aftermarket radios, the third party interfaces to retain the default amplifier and the steering wheel controllers.
89397
Monitor sold separately. Most any monitor with an A/V input should work. I use this camera with a 7" monitor that originally came with a PEAK rearview license plate camera kit (product no longer available as far as I know). There are other monitors available from many sources.
182007
I ordered this camera and it was indeed the CMOS-310 in the original sealed Kenwood packaging. I hooked it up to a Kenwood DNN990HD and it works perfectly, all angles and views directly controlled from the head unit.
1021061
All outputs are 1/8" (3.5mm) (camera,line & headphone) but you could use an adapter or use a 1/4" to 1/8" cable (might need to be custom).
1019644
It will work an if you install the blue cable to the rear view camera with a diode you can control the camera while in motion as well. The new updated model (revision 1.3.1 an higher) can be engaged with the side mirror controller too. I enjoy it and it took 40 minutes to install it and put everything back together. Now I have 2 tvs during road trips and can watch my back while driving for tailgators
1562502
Yes it's compatible with the rear view camera, i have one to mines myself... And no, it's NOT detachable. Really nice stereo. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
2004378
Maybe about 12" give or take an inch. I'm away the from cable at the moment. I can measure when the car gets back.
469918
You will have to contact the Manufacturer directly =to verify compatibility. In fact DO NOT trust any compatibility tool on ANY site, and only go with the information which is verified by either your car company or the Manufacturer of the audio/video component you are looking to purchase. Thank you.
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from Rear View Safety's Website http://www.rearviewsafety.com/products/cameras.html
384204
I don't know - but I hope you have better luck than I did. My original head cable snapped after about three hours of actual usage. I replaced it with a Troy and then 3 months later the engine seized up. It's heavy, not balanced and now sitting in a junk pile at the dump. Sorry.
1328000
I recently uninstalled my Kenwood head unit and made sure to measure the length of the cable. The actual cable length is right at 48" usable length. That is not measuring the plugs that insert into the Kenwood unit and the headphone jack on your device.I know it's several months after the original inquiry, but hope this helps the next buyer.
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Sarojani is right. In my case I connected it to the rearview camera input on an aftermarket Pioneer Navigation unit.