Rear vision cameras/monitor.

[Chuck]

Looking for a decent sized monitor & camera - monitor to have 2 camera inputs. No rear vision mirror types !

I'm sure I read a post in the past few days - but not sure whether it was on this forum or not - & a comment was made regarding the cameras... & the system they use.

Anyone have any inkling of where I might have seen this - and your thoughts or ideas.

[TigerMK1]

I have bought 2 or 3 cameras for the rear of the bus over the years. All from evilbay, the best buy was a folddown sun visor that had a good video screen and 2 inputs, also came with a remote (never used) it was great with our huge windscreen fold it down for shade, also fold it down for rear view or reversing. Where I got it from, evilbay a few years ago. I now have a cover over the rear camera to protect it from our extreme weather. Hope this helps, evilbay can supprise you with options

[pet-els]

Polaris, have it all see web site.

[Dot]

Polaris for us as well..

[Chuck]

Yeah, Polaris is sitting at the top of the list so far.

If I can't find this particular post I'm referring about will end up getting one of them.

[Newcastle George]

Here is a pair of cameras and You should be able to locate a monitor to suit.
True View Dual Reverse Cameras (Waterproof, Wide Angle Lens + Standard Lens)

George

[Swisslulu]

Chuck, I think you've seen a pic of the one we got from Safety Dave, haven't you?


Cheers
Lesley

[BruceS]

Was it this thread Chuck?
http://www.ozervnews.com/forum/viewtopi ... lit=camera

[Chuck]

No Boss, not that one.

I've just found it on CF... it was a response from Cuppa who explained that cameras with CCD stuff were much better than those with CMOS... whatever that is...& camera angles played a big part as well. Stated that angles of between 60 - 90 were better than 120+ - they gave a truer picture rather than fisheye-tunnel vision.

Any thoughts on those comments?

[Newcastle George]

The link that I gave you gives exactly that.

George