Haloview MC5111 Wireless Backup / Rear View Camera for RV/Campers/Vans/Trucks - INSTALLATION & TEST

[@harleydavidson521]

I have the 5 inch Haloview. Started with the 7 inch but returned it because it was just too large and took up too much dashboard real estate. There is an repeater antenna for the Haloviews that works great for RV's greater than about 30 feet. I have a 40 foot RV and it really helped in solving the stutter and frame rate issues.

[@tomboy01631]

Hey y'all! We just bought our first Airstream last week & are so excited to get on the road. It's a 1989 Excella 1000, 29 ft and has been renovated so only a few minor things need to be done. One of the things on our list is a backup camera. This video came in just in time! Thanks! Lori & Scott Cosper, Rome, GA

[@wtgphoto]

Good information, thanks for sharing. We installed the Furrion Vision S on our trailer, mostly because it was "plug and play" for our trailer model. We mounted the camera where the middle light in the top back of the trailer, no drilling required! It works well but I don't have an aluminum shell between the truck and camera which has to cut some of the range/performance. We just bought our trailer in April of this year and I had the camera in place in June, it really bothered me not being able to see back there, I can't imagine putting on as many miles as you have without one, but has worked well for you. Thanks for your videos, can't wait to get to Yellowstone in our trailer!!

[@dougallen8466]

So glad our Lance came with such, but we ordered it that way. Would NEVER want to tow without a rear view look at traffic and where I am backing into.

[@garypowell4875]

We’re fortunate to have a rear window in our trailer, so I was able to mount a wired camera inside to avoid drilling holes in the camper. I ran the wire to the cab of our truck by installing a 1/2” pvc pipe under the trailer wire tied to the propane line that fortunately ran from the tank mounts in front straight back to the rear bumper. Our system is designed to couple around the hitch, so it’s easy to connect when we couple the trailer wiring to the truck. The only exposed area for the wire is where I draped it out the rear window down to the pvc pipe. I use several short pieces to clear packing tape to adhere the cable to the outside back wall. We leave the backup camera on when we travel, because I agree with the premise of your video, but I also agree with some other commenters here that the lag time is a no go for me. With our installation I can see what is behind us and who’s passing in real time. That is really important to me when changing lanes. I want to know that I have room to make a change and any lag time could be hazardous. IMHO, this wireless system fails the reliability test.

[@Flierted]

I added a two camera system to my rig. To get rid of the delay I installed the antenna extension and magnetic antenna on my camper camera. It worked like a charm. To attach the magnetic antenna base to my rubber roof, I used the rubber roof patching tape. It didn't move in 8,500 miles. I used the power from the center clearance light to power the camera. The other camera is on the truck. The whole system was less expensive than a manufacturer installed system.

[@thomasschwartz2611]

We have a 34' travel trailer and it works fine at that distance. The lag depends on the signal quality, but there is always a small delay. I always mute ours while driving. The UI is pretty clunky but you will memorize the buttons you need to press to mute and unmute.

[@kenkoch4070]

My 24 foot aluminium cargo trailer with camera mounted on roof works perfect. I get 4 bars with no lag. I love it

[@karenpolansky9097]

I have a different brand on the back of my 19 ft Airstream. As a solo traveller I love it, both for when I’m backing up and using it as a rear view mirror. I found no convenient spot to mount the suction cup inside my truck. As well, I found that it didn’t hold very well. So, what I did was use Velcro strips to wrap around the monitor on either side and use another to brace the two straps together in the back in order to mount it directly to my rear view mirror. It’s easy to take off when I’m not towing the trailer.

[@allens7476]

I have the Garmin BC-30 camera mounted INSIDE the rear window, under the cabinet. The GPS is the monitor. The resolution is much the same as yours, sort of clumpy. The lag is relative to speed, so on the highway I'm guessing the camera shows about 4 frames or 15' later. When backing into a spot you're going so slow, a few frames is not noticeable. But the poor resolution makes a shadow look like a rock, or worse, a rock looks like a shadow. I still get out a lot. I'm so pleased you picked this topic because I get to compare mine to others. If you put the monitor close to the camera does the resolution improve?

[@dougperkins130]

Looks better than the system that came with my AS. Just FYI me being in LE I can tell you the camera placement blocking part of the license plate is illegal in VA and I’m sure other states too. Happy Streaming!

[@dstevens7614]

I like your blogs. Keep them coming.

[@williamarmstrong9970]

Sean we have the same Halo view, and had the same delay problems. Halo view sells an extension antenna that makes the refresh in real time. We have the camera mounted high at the middle marker light and the antenna toward the front og the camper.

[@LongLongHoneymoon]

Thanks William, I will check it out!

[@Rphasmid]

We have a Springdale 31 foot hitch pull and like your Airstream it has a metal skin that raises havoc with signals. I bought an additional antenna and mounted it on the side of the trailer (I get four bars when turning left) but otherwise pretty much what you described in your video. I mounted my camera and wired it through the rear clearance lights. I have to have my running lights on to operate the camera but overall it works pretty well.

[@Joe-cu4hi]

Hi Sean, glad you had this product reviewed. I just bought the Auto-Vox rear view system with a solar panel built in to the rear view camera so it’s 100% wireless and a great screen with suction tower only $169 and Costco has similar one called Type S on sale for $119

[@haroldingmire6768]

Have a Furrion on Jayco 26RK it is mounted just below the clearance lights. Works well for backing up and some tailgaters. Distance from TT rear to cab about 45 ft. Good info thx!

[@vincegagnier3550]

I find mine has no lag on a 20' fiberglass VistaCruser. I mount mine over the rearview mirror using 2 hair elastic scrunchie over the side mounting bolts. Then slip over the mirror ends. It's natural to look at the mirror when driving to see your rearview. Try to keep your antennas matching vertical or horizontal. Thanks for all your videos. Been watching for a long long time. Vince

[@bcgrittner]

I believe Minnesota also frowns upon windshield mounted devices. If you’re backing slowly maybe that visual delay won’t be a big problem. I remember when TV cameras were monstrous dolly mounted devices and were transmitting black and white images. These modern video cameras are truly amazing.

[@miatared]

Happy to report I installed the exact same model on my rig. 36ft 5th wheel, pre-wired for the more expensive Furrion at the top in the rear and I experience very little issues or lag. Ideal on the highway. It's worth the expense. Me thinks the issue you have is the Airstream aluminum causing your issues.

[@Augiebracerofam]

I have the MC 5101. I took a piece of metal so I could mount the monitor between the sun visors. Added a dedicated 12v outlet for it. I also got the magnet mount for the camera.

[@MrCraiglj]

I attached my monitor to the rear view mirror. Much more natural to look there. Attaches with elastic hair ties. Mine is mounted on a 35 foot 5th wheel, no video lag. I am not trying to send a signal through aluminum trailer.

[@darrellwilson9184]

Thanks for the tip. I think I might add this system to my rig before the next trip.

[@raymondschneider5217]

Hi, guys, the rear view camera made sense before, now, I see the real bennie; especially, as a solo traveler (in gen'l). Thanks for a "real-user" video! Y'all Be Safe!

[@tinkeringwithelectronics]

Thanks, that delay is why I went with a wired system. Not that hard to put in, just a lot of head scratching. But what I see is what is there.

[@stevecastro22]

That is a very helpful accessory. Safety first!

[@rickmadison7241]

Info note: in Calif you can attach to the windshield if you mount on the lwr. Right or lwr. Left corners of your windshield. I use the furion camera and I don't have any lag on mine as the rig is 28 ft fifth wheel and I do put my 7 inch monitor just under the rear view mirror as it is my rear view. But like you I use the suction cup mount.. thanks for the great video..RickM117 from communist calif...

[@spellmadam2947]

lol

[@freedomdove]

That Baby Girl is just so adorable. 😁

[@ricwestdoesitwork]

I have a camera on our 5th wheel. Use it all time when back in into a camp site. Sean have you thought about trying a mount for the antenna and a heavier duty antenna. That may help with the signal. Thanks for sharing Sean and safe travels to you both.

[@michaelcunningham1364]

Great, good information. I need a camera at some point just not sure which one. Thanks for the pointers.

[@richardjones942]

Sean love your videos The one last week In Carlsbad Caverns really made ma feel at home as I am from Truth Or Consequences New Mexico, look foreword to your videos Safe travels Happy Camping.. .

[@jerrydaminato743]

I just recieved one today and looking forward to using it. Thanks for the review.

[@toddonsite4169]

You can buy an extension cable to extend the antenna on either the monitor or the camera , available from Amazon for under 20$. We have an f350 long box crew cab and 36ft th. Furrion camera works ok. But also not glitch free.

[@kevinhanley3023]

I bet the video lag might go away to some degree with a better signal: an extender cable for the antenna would help. I want to go for the high permanent mount (I bought one a couple months ago, but haven't mounted it yet. I may put the antenna at the front of our AS. This little addition will make it good for backing up.

[@vrbricksaunderson7384]

We installed the Haloview on the back of our 25 CCD work perfectly

[@vrbricksaunderson7384]

The one we installed was Haloview MC7108 7'' 720P HD Digital Wireless Backup Camera System 7'' LCD Reversing Monitor on our airstream powered from the clearance lamp. Works as both a backup camera and rearview replacement for the mirror. There is no delay - works flawlessly

[@billl7935]

Another fun and informative video! Did you try BOTH antennas (ok, antennae) positioned horizontally? I think our camera instructions said to do that. If no help then do like someone else said. ... add a repeater. I don't notice any lag with our Furion system, with a separation of 40'.

[@jayh.5100]

What you might want to do, is buy a short coax cable, with the proper connectors. I didn't get a good look but they sort of look like SMA connectors. You can mount the antenna to the rear window of the trailer, which will greatly improve the signal strength, as RF will make it through glass. Be sure to orient the antennas the same way so the signal polarization at both ends is the same (vertical, or horizontal). If they're 90 degrees out of phase, you will decrease the signal strength by 20dB.

[@roneddington7564]

The antennas are recommended to be in the vertical position, not the horizontal position like your monitor antenna. I just bought the long range version that comes with an amplifier and 12 meters of cable. I will be installing it on the back of my enclosed car trailer that I pull behind my 33 foot Class A. The antenna will be installed on the front of the trailer at the height of the motorhome's back window. I am hoping not to have any of the lag that you are experiencing.

[@duaneroepke8840]

Thanks for this info as I am currently looking for a backup/monitor camera for 40ft fifth wheel. The common complaint that all reviews of wireless cameras have is signal loss, delay, jumping or even going blank when traveling at highway speeds. Would some one PLEASE explain why my slow rv is faster than the signal from the camera? With all that said I'm seriously considering this unit or similar Haloview unit. Thanks

[@TSKseattle]

You made a lot of comment on how it lagged or stuttered when you were driving down the road, but remember - you got it for backing the trailer when parking

[@billycarrollmartin]

I found that if I run a extension wire for the antenna and relocate it to the front of the trailer the reception improves tremendously (skips and lags dissapear). In fact I have the Haloview MC7101 with 4 cameras and all now work perfectly. I used Ellen Tool 5M Antenna WiFi RP-SMA Female to Male Extension (B01CL4T08K) $5.94 along with FPV Antenna Adapter (B071SK74HN) $5.95. PS I have mounted one camera on each side of RV and one on the back. I use the fourth camera as an as needed camera. I am very happy with the purchase.

[@kristymichael]

I'm glad to hear that you have enjoyed your camera! We may add an extension and try to mount the antenna near the front end on the roof. We really don't want to drill a hole in the Airstream aluminum (mainly because of potential leaks), but there may be an existing hole that would work for this purpose. However, in its current set up, it seems to work pretty well with only the occasional lag.

[@kristymichael]

@DeputyStryker, I think mounting it inside the camper (even near the front) would not work because of the Aluminum skin. We have trouble getting wifi and cell signals inside the camper, so I'm pretty sure the antenna for this camera would have trouble too. I love our Airstream, but it has a few quirks! 😄

[@edwardbritt6773]

When you guys talk about the length of your Reagan do you mean hitch to bumper or do you mean box size

[@TomSpurlock]

I agree, the license mount is problematic with an AirStream aluminum skin, signal-wise. Both antennas should be vertical to optimize signal transmit and receive, however LEO's may have a problem with the antenna obstructing the view of the license number. The camera needs a custom bracket to LOWER the camera slightly (or as much as possible for your license cavity), and push it all the way to the left so the antenna is not obstructing the license number. If it was me, I would try mounting the camera INSIDE, behind the window. Yes, the window is tinted, but your camera may have enough light gathering to compensate. The night time view may suffer a little, but it may be a worthy trade-off to potentially gain more signal (this would have to be tested of course) and to prevent camera theft. Worse case, extend the antenna out the top of the trailer, but only as a last resort. Test that by poking the antenna with a short 3' SMA cable through a roof vent to simulate how the signal strength improves, before drilling a permanent hole for the final install in the rear. Nice camera, and I like the multiple camera option. Thanks for sharing.

[@randylay1439]

Do you have both antennas aligned the same? In other words, either verticle or horizontal? Having them the same will increase communication between them.

[@kristymichael]

We do! Again, I think it's just the Aluminum skin interfering with the signal. We're going to look for some other antenna mounting options over the winter and see if we can find a roof spot that can be wired without drilling holes. If so, we'll give it a go and report back on how it improves the signal. Fingers crossed! :)

[@glenc90240]

I just bought the MC7109 and 2-CA-110 side cameras to replace the Voyager camera that came on my 2018 Tommy Bahama 19CB

[@keithnorris8982]

Hello Glen, I'm getting ready to buy the same system as you. They are out of stock at the time. I would much appreciate how this works out for you. Thanx, keith

[@glenc90240]

@@keithnorris8982 so far the resolution is amazing compared to my old voyager. For simplicity, I mounted the side cameras on the Airstream stone guard mounts and will run wires into the battery box. I'm mounting a switch on the battery box to power the cameras, not connected to running lights.

[@keithnorris8982]

@@glenc90240 Thanx for your input Glen. I can't wait to get out and about this fall:-) - -keith

[@machfive916]

Great product review. Interested to see the long term reliability and if it maintains its Loloho "sufficient" status. Perhaps a future model will offer increased range and better resolution.

[@luisgravano6123]

Bingo! Haloview new arrival RD7, RD5-MINI released which has increased the range and resolution as well.

[@ThisNomadicIdea]

Curious to know if mounting the camera that way blocked your tag on your licence plate? Kind of looked as if it was blocked. Might be a invitation to get pulled over. Our Airstream plate is on the drivers side so we couldn't mount this the way you did. Good and honest review. Thanks.

[@Yukonjackman1]

To bad not up above we love ours to see the backup behind us im thinking better up , we have close to the same length also

[@danterry6328]

My rig the distance would be around 50’ that and the lag time is a no go. But thanks for sharing the information.

[@tommcl386]

Nice video. I would not be happy with those results at all. I have the Furrion Observation camera on my 30' TT. It works great no lag. Not sure how it would work down that low on yours. Maybe you can get them to send you one to test. Plus monitor is much better.

[@bombdawg5916]

Point your antenna up on camera and reciever. The signal they send/recieve follow the angle of the antenna

[@killymichelle4966]

Great review,I'm going to purchase the Haloview 5'' 720P Wireless Range Dominator System RD5-MINI which can work better on over 33ft,stronger signal.

[@davesup5059]

How is it for backing trailer as for as FOV? Is the angle pretty good?

[@nathan.brazil780]

Since that camera has a standard antenna hookup (uses the same type as most computer Wifi antennas) you could add on a wired antenna and attach that antenna to the top of the trailer. I bet that would increase your signal quite a bit.

[@mjmorro7757]

Thanks for the review, I'm clicking on your amazon link to check it out riiiiiiight Now

[@munroross7435]

You don't need to relocate the camera. Just get a cable for the antenna and mount the antenna remotely. For really large trailers, many people will move the antenna to a mid-ship point in the trailer to establish a link. You could also run it up to the roof and magnetically attach it to a point up there, perhaps some ferrous metal on the AC unit. That way still no holes required (but a well concealed wire running up the outside of the Airstream). Probably only adds about $20 to the setup.

[@brianeaton3734]

I have a different brand and works fine.... only concern I have about the location you chose is in weather with wet roads, the camera lens is going to get dirty, and wet pretty much useless very quickly.

[@kristymichael]

Our trailer tag is up high enough where it hasn't been a problem.

[@brianeaton3734]

Kristy Michael .. took me a while to get used to looking at the monitor and not see the trailer behind me... wonder at first ..”what happened to the trailer!”

[@herveyforward5956]

Sean,I’m wondering like with aTST tire monitor system they provide a repeater hooked up to the battery at the front of the hitch area. If that would help boost your rear signal. A delay is not a good idea for safety. Like backing up who wants to feel a rear hit then see what you just hit on the monitor. As always Thanks for a honest and good review. Our Airstream has a std rear monitor we have some grainy views but no time delay

[@lindalanasa1437]

I bought a new airstream, the rear cam was standard. When I brought it home my truck didn’t have tow mirrors. With out the camera I couldn’t have done it.

[@andibeauchamp9231]

You can attach the camera with the Command strip velcro 16lb. That stuff will be tough to get off.

[@Tsiri09]

Which link is your newsletter link?

[@grassland5165]

I would see if i could move the attennae. Avoid delay. Can you set camera to 480p, that might reduce lag.

[@whodatfanman]

I believe you can get a magnetic based antenna to put on roof and wire down to camera. Bow Chicka Wow Wow

[@timinsandiego6979]

Great video. Thumbs up and happy travels!

[@tigers5300]

Another great video full of information.

[@troy1420]

I know some have boosters for longer rigs, is that available for your style?

[@ThomasFamilyLife]

Hey y’all!!! So cool we talked about getting a camera unit as well. Thanks for the video definitely going sign up!

[@ThomasFamilyLife]

Great advice to mount it to you license plate/ I hope that works for us

[@patrickt1667]

An obvious answer to many of your problems is to mount the camera inside the rear window looking out. You can wire it to any power source there, and you can get cables running the antenna to anywhere inside closer to your monitor. Also solves problems of weather sealing, blocking the license plate, theft, vandalism, etc.

[@JannaMontanna]

WT... faraday cage?? What the ... is that? Talk about educational! Lol! Love that Baby Grrrl! 😻

[@DIY101]

Shawn ,30FPS @ 60MPH moving forward verses backing up @ 5 MPH ??? Would like to see you test it in back up mode maybe the FPS rate is adequate?

[@Sadie04074]

More like 2 MPH for me, and that is on a good day.

[@tedgentscheff6574]

Great info you give ..

[@BillAndersonNS]

The latency is not an issue for oak trees because the tree right now is in the same place that it was 5 seconds ago. But the latency IS an issue for the 9yo kid walking his dog behind your trailer as you are backing into your lot. I would test if you could mount your camera in the rear window of your trailer, would you get more bars of reception in that scenario?

[@richardkoch8752]

Is it about time for the big solar step? Would love to see you do some solar upgrades with panels, Li batteries etc

[@johnbutler2231]

Is there a range extender you can put on or in the trailer for better reception, in bad weather that reception may drop.

[@luisgravano6123]

yes, there is. And Haloview new arrival RD7, RD5-MINI designed for Big & Long vehicles to solve signal issue. Seems Haloview has better quality & price than other brands, coool

[@lakebro]

How is the Haloview MC5111 holding up?

[@mrsjohnson1743]

An unexpected long lag could trick you if you didn't notice it happening. Could possibly be dangerous. I wonder if you could connect an extension (wire) between the antenna and the monitor. Then you could stick just the antenna out the window, attach to side mirror, etc.

[@Cruzinthecoach]

Wow I have no problem at all with mine

[@kristymichael]

Do you have an Airstream? I'm pretty sure the Aluminum is our problem. It definitely affects our ability to get wifi and cell signals.

[@Cruzinthecoach]

@@kristymichael very true! No I have a mini lite Rockwood. Are you guys full-timers?

[@kristymichael]

@@Cruzinthecoach, we are not full-timers, but we do go on extended trips for 2 to 5 months at a time.

[@bobspamail]

Why is the rear view feed backwards?

[@johnmaciejewski4]

Can you hook more than one camera to this system? Never mind I got my answer!

[@gmmathews8761]

with a direct wired camera... we found you don't have a delay or interfear from the camera to display... and mounting it on the lower level backing you will not get a good idea of location as well as you get the delay backing up also that you noticed.. with the passing vehicles... Also we found watching the rear view on the dash.. while going down the road... is confusing.. and clutters up the driving. probably why most car manufactures turn off the rear view when going forward... HOWEVER, you need to have a TV Ball hook up camera too... here you can back up the TV and right place for the ball under the hitch... so what you did is limited in ability... Here we use a magnetic mount on the tailgate... looking down at about a 45 deg angle... excellent one time backing location every time ... Airstream has a rear backup camera mounted at the clearance lights on the new ones... by the way... Thanks for the show... keep up the good work...

[@cnjsharp2]

You could replace small antennae with a "long range" type, that has 15 ft cable and magnetic mount, placed on roof. That's what we had to do on our rig.

[@DaveSabol]

So is it a "buy", "try" or "why" aka is it something you'd definitely recommend, recommend with caveats or not recommend? I trust your opinion and I didn't get a clear sign of whether you were a fan or not. Great review otherwise, I've been curious and didn't want to drop the $ without doing some homework so your review gives me a solid place to start from.

[@joewolters2399]

Haloview also makes the RD7. It might be better suited for longer rvs.

[@Adrian-mf2pi]

I Love my furrion Excellent reception

[@joebduke1]

Great video. Love Baby Girrrrl.

[@marvincunha149]

Hey Sean. Just watched the vid. It might be me , but when I saw him going to initially place the camera by the license plate, the plug in was on the right side as you are looking at it, but when it was installed the camera, the plug in was put on the left side. To me that made the camera upside down. I was noticing that when someone went to pass you, it looked like they were passing you on your right side, and when you commented that the camera has that little lag, the people were passing you on the drivers side. It also looked like you were riding in the left lane from the view of the camera. To me because I think he put the camera in upside down, you need to go into your settings and flip the view, so that if someone is passing you on the drivers side it will also reflect that not only with the camera, but with the vehicle coming up your drivers side.

[@kristymichael]

Just remember that you're seeing multiple different shots edited together---sometimes we were in the right lane, and sometimes we were in the left lane. No worries, the camera was mounted with the correct side up. 😁 Although if needed, you can mount the camera upside down and then flip the image on the menu settings.

[@BillAndersonNS]

@@kristymichael I did notice that the Walmart billboard was reversed so at that point the camera seemed like it was already flipped horizontally

[@marvincunha149]

Hi Kristy. Ok, and Thanks for the reply.

[@kristymichael]

@@BillAndersonNS, we have it set so that when you look at the camera it's the same view that you would see looking into the rearview mirror. That way you know instinctively which side of your rig the cars passing you are on. That's why you see the billboards/signs reversed because that is how you would see them in a rearview mirror. I hope that makes sense. I feel like I'm not explaining it very well, lol! 😄

[@BillAndersonNS]

@@kristymichael It makes perfect sense. Thanks for taking the time to explain it.

[@mikemayberrysr.8049]

That's cool idea

[@Northfordtrailcam]

Are you still using this camera or have you discontinued it's use?

[@bay9876]

Metallic tape up outside of Trailer or pop a fine wire through small hole, placing antennae on inside facing driver.

[@helenmallazzo2870]

In New York and various other states that cameras will be stolen at that low location. I think that's why they mount them high up usually under the 3 running lights.

[@kd5oldman]

#1: I am Impressed that you know what a Faraday Cage / Shield is. #2: To expand your life of crime, that little antenna impedes the ability to read your license plate and it's a matter of time before Officer Friendly points that out to you. In Texas, just the body of the camera blocking the plate will get you into a conversation with Law Man.

[@terrymiller552]

I know that I’m late to comment, but I would have mounted the camera at the top with 3M industrial mounting tape. You can only get that stuff off with solvent, and no holes! Also, putting the monitor in the middle of your windshield not only causes cancer in California, but causes you to run over pedestrians you can’t see.

[@richardkoch8752]

One thing it will help with is when you have a emergency vehicle behind you with it's flashing lights. Will be able to move out of the way safer and quicker.

[@PopleBackyardFarm]

This was interesting to learn about. I could use one of these. New friend Ruthie

[@ManWander]

the lag on these wireless cams is a deal breaker for me

[@roydavis2242]

I know people who mount them using 3M™ Double Coated Tape. It's not failed them but I'd be a bit apprehensive about using it.

[@g550ted5]

I don't know if you've done a follow up in the past 6 months and have resolved the latency problem or not. One thing I noticed right off was that you had your camera (transmitter) antenna and display (receiver) antennas oriented wrong which would really degrade the system performance. You had the camera antenna positioned vertical and the display antenna positioned horizontal, like this... I __ They need to be the same for best signal quality, like this... I I or __ __ Also, never point one antenna directly at or away from the other (end on like when aiming a rifle at an object). This would be worst case. Thanx for the review and travel safe.

[@scottmoore1675]

Ahhhhhh on the famous 280.

[@brucefilbert5758]

The windshield mount is known to cause cancer in California 😂🤣🤪

[@ManWander]

you can get the gluten-free ones...

[@4LowRocks]

Everything causes cancer in California, even watching KZbin videos!

[@jimc.6127]

Burning fossil fuel? A wagon train with mules for the 2050 nomad?

[@n1spirit]

@@4LowRocks - You stole'th my comment you barbarian, you. ROFL!!!! (I was just getting ready to say the same thing. Saw your comment and thought, "great minds think alike." HAHA)

[@keithlkelly]

Maybe stop chewing on windshield mounts....

[@robertpowers6727]

I have tried several of these cameras on my 25 foot Airstream and sent them back as the lag time was unacceptable.