How To Wire Your Rear View Camera With An Override Switch

[@yungjetsquee706]

decade later this is still the best video explanation on the internet

[@utbasat]

Very good video, appreciated if you sketch a diagram for the whole circuit including camera and display connections

[@kailoralabbodi3618]

First time coming across your videos as soon as it hit 3:30 and you stated explaining you wanted people to understand the process I subbed! Great video! Thank you!

[@tzmsteve]

Great video. I always like it when people explain the ‘why’ so that it can be used in other setups. This was exactly what is was looking for.

[@dannorris4945]

Excellent vid....this has answered the question I had. I knew some sort of isolator was involved but wasn't sure if it was a diode. I'm about to wire my reverse cam up to my stereo head unit. I also want to wire a separate switch in the dash to the cam and this has clarified it all for me. Thanks.

[@laxonthree]

I thought I had my setup ready to finish installatioin. Then sparks started to fly!!! Came here and now I understand Diodes! Thanks so much!!!

[@Lesscoelectronics]

sweet, thanks for the share

[@timlkns8215]

Absolutely agree with you sir, I can't stand people who just regurgitate what they've been told without understanding or comprehending what they're saying that's why I love your videos

[@brandondeberry9029]

Just found this video, paused it and liked it solely for the fact you just called out 95% of people on KZbin 🤣. Everyone looks for a "how too video" not a "how it works video". Funny part about that is, that 95% of people will spend 95% more time on KZbin. Because they will never actually learn anything, just learn how to "color in the lines".......Thank you

[@eggie2529]

Thank you for the help mine was wired to just reverse lights and now with your diode info I was able to add a full on when driving switch and works great thanks for explaining so well appreciate the help

[@fadimoussa8382]

@Lesscoelectronics Could you make a video where you can manually switch between 3 modes "front-facing camera", "off" and "rear camera" ? The idea is to use a monitor/radio that only supports 1 video input but you can switch between 2 cameras (or multiple) and an off position where there is no video feed.

[@jacobm9697]

This would be very neat.

[@SeaMap92]

could you also switch the earth through the diodes instead of the pos+ side to make it less 'arc happy' if you know what i mean? less crucial with the insulation behind a dash is what i was thinking.

[@nikoskidis3549]

This is the kind of stuff I love thanks man

[@precisionrelaxation9707]

Im about to set up my stand alone rear view camera on a caravan to stay on while driving. Is it possible to have the positive wire and the trigger wire connected together? And just groud the black wire. Would this work ? 🤔

[@clarityhouston3499]

Honest question. Why not run two relays. Both feeding the camera, one triggered from reverse voltage signal, one triggered from a switch signal. That way you aren’t throwing codes pulling amperage from the reverse light circuit in newer cars, the camera gets clean power from the battery, and no messing around with diodes?

[@Lesscoelectronics]

you could but its overkill

[@jacobm9697]

I like this plan far better as I’m trying to make this happen in a ‘21 RAM.

[@geneellefson6255]

Your actual backup light on the car probably draws much more current than the LEDs shown. You would need to measure the current going to the backup light to make sure you have enough current margin in the diode for that backup light circuit. Probably need 2 different current rating diodes or two higher current rating if using the same diode.

[@georgehagerty1934]

So on my Cadillac Deville 94 which wired the green or the black is the hotwire

[@marquan8390]

I have seen some of your wiring diagram video, I understand it now. Thanks.

[@electron1012]

Bro you are the only one on KZbin demonstrated this. You should do it with a double din deck

[@redcon1570]

thank you the explanations to the theory. Great content.

[@jonnybrookes]

Thank you for the very informative video. I am planning to install 2cameras with switches in my panel van. Can I ask: is it not simpler to run a new 12V supply to the rear camera instead of using the reverse light as supply? I recall reading the reverse light should be avoided as a supply, but cannot recall the reason. Perhaps your video is aimed at those with a reverse camera system already installed and who want to add a switch?

[@kentix417]

Yes, you need two separate supplies of power to the camera for this. At heart it's a backup camera so you need power to it when you switch your car into reverse. The easiest way to get that power is to tap into the line that supplies power to the white backup lights because that line gets 12V only when you put the car into reverse and it's already in the trunk area of the car. There's plenty of extra power in that line to power a backup camera along with the lights because the backup camera is very, very low power. But to have the switch option, you need a completely separate incoming power line that bypasses the wire feeding the reverse lights. So you need to run a separate wire from your switch on your dashboard to the camera. Those two incoming power wires, the one tapped into the backup lights circuit (for when you shift to reverse) and the one coming from the switch on the dashboard (when you flip the switch) meet where the two diodes are and become one line. That one line then goes into the camera. So either line will power the camera. What the diodes do is prevent the power coming from either line from feeding into the other power line. The only place the current is allowed to go is through the camera, which is what you want.

[@mikesmultimedia]

If both switches are on? Florida (Sept. 17, 2020) - Yes, this was my question as well. What if both switches are engaged. That is, the car is put in reverse (sending power to the camera & monitor) and, the manual switch was on as well? I presume all that will happen is the backup lights will the be channeled power? The desired result should occur - that is, the backup light gets engaged on as the car is reversing, then , the backup light turns off when transition lever returns to drive. Yet, since the manual switch is on, the camera stays on. I suppose we should make sure the manual power switch has a plan to automatically turn off. Perhaps using ignition switch power. That way the camera, if left on by the manual switch, turns off when the ignition is turned off. How about this, just have the power to the camera and monitor turn on when the car turns on? Wait, the ford transit monitor is tied into the radio display, so if you have an always on trigger, you won’t see the radio menu screen? Tricky, but totally doable..

[@Jonny_Lunchtime]

Exactly what I was looking for. Ty.

[@RakMontreal]

Can I put a constant without using the backup light as power and just use a switch to turn the camera off and on... and can I also put a three way switch and add a front camera and the screen will activate depending on the position of the 3 way switch?

[@ronfleeger2872]

This is what I'm looking to do also!

[@tracytillett]

This is very interesting. I was definitely prepared to do relay. I actually don't want to have a switch. I want it to be done automatically with the press of a button on the radio .. no, I just have to see what type of output the radio gives for the camera.. Has anyone made a backup camera that was able to be turned on automatically when accessing the video feed of the radio unit?

[@jordanm2506]

Awesome video! Just to clarify, the diodes connect to the red 12v wires correct? And not the ground?

[@8DC_VR_Avatar_Infinite.678]

I have a 07 mdx that im installing a front cam,blindspot side mirror cams and a reverse cam and a multi camera interface. My question is how do I hook all the cams up so I can cycle through them anytime using a switch and does the type of switch matter???

[@outkast1464]

Hi there Trying to find a spilt monitor where I can use 4 cameras ?

[@stoneschanify]

Hey thank you for this video. I have a boss head unit which has a button to initialize the back camera however being that I’m tied into the reverse lights it tells me to check the cameras power source. Since I’m not in reverse the camera isn’t getting any power to it. Can you let me know HOW I CAN still have the camera activate in reverse but still be able to press a button and see the camera without being in reverse? Pretty much how can I provide reverse power AND CONSTANT POWER to manually check the camera when needed? Thanks

[@jacobm9697]

If I understand correctly you could power the camera through your toggle switch “ON” side. Sending power to the head unit for video feed while also powering the camera on. You may need to use a relay for this function.

[@danny117hd]

It does exist. This came up on a reverse cam diode search. I want the reverse light to back feed into the trigger so I'll put second diode at switch to keep the reverse lights from back feeding the switch light.

[@chadmarcigan4693]

Very good video, one suggestion that would help is to lay or the wires to show where they are all going. Looks like a rats nest cut off some of the excess wire for filming sake. Do you have a video showing the steps to set this system up from start??

[@MattNEuem]

Great video. I appreciate you wanting us to learn.

[@danielscarbrough3432]

You still doing videos ? And I like to know about TFT Monitors and Ford channel with a 13 pin connector I need to know about how to tear apart the connector

[@antonioarcellana7243]

bro, hi thank you for this video got better understanding now for the connection I'm going to make but one question on the 12V switch and 12V power coming from the tail light ... 1. how about if I forgot to turn off my switch and suddenly reverse my car, power supply from reverse light and my switch are both triggered? what will happen 2. most car still using halogen bulbs reverse maybe about 21watts what diode capacity is ideal? 3. hope you can help me to solve this question in my mind... thanks Anton

[@SammyZak42]

My guess is 24V will go to the camera....to the display and DESTROY the circuitry. He did not address this issue or answer your question for some reason. Good job bringing it up!

[@themulesheriff3009]

Both the camera and reverse lights will work as before with no diodes. Still just battery voltage from each wire. It can’t double 12 volts if it’s a 12 volt battery

[@mysterious_codm6812]

@The Mule Sheriff so even if switch is on,and reverse is on,the camara and light still with keep the same 12volts?

[@krich3914]

Excellent How to do Video...Thank You for your expertise....... KR

[@Lesscoelectronics]

So nice of you, ty

[@red2965]

So I was wondering why one would wire a 30/40 amp relay into the system? Seen one this way at the local parts yard but didn't get the time to trace it to maybe offset my curiosity. Thanks in advance for anything you can provide to this.

[@MrKlink951]

Much needed education thanks for posting

[@hugochavez4150]

I bought 6 diodes 2 of each 200 volts 400 volts and 500 volts my question is does da voltage matter even tho they are all 1 amp diodes?thanks for your time great videos.ps is there any tricks on installing 2 amps with out actually running 2 separate amp wire installation kits?that will b helpful if u have any information.

[@toyotrustPR]

Great video Martin. Good tips.

[@hempisnotpot4112]

ok great , thx, also this is good to know if you are pulled over by cops to turn it on and keep it on, without them knowing the car is in reverse using the camera. now we need a microphone and a way to store broadcast and or take still shots w cameras in front and on the side of the car, maybe a roof mount 360 degree cam and micro phone.... or an app to take video, sound and still shots, to use later in court.... also is there a way to hook up a back up cam kit to the front of the car and link it to the installed screen in the car to do the same thing? if they have a back up cam for reverse , can we have a cam wired to "drive" and "in Park" mode to take pictures in the car using the in car video screen too. or is there way to make the back up cam take still photos? I want to drive down the road and see a great sunset or deer or accident or someone in trouble and take a pic video and sound, all vehicles should have this, without having to pull over, bc there's no room to stop or pull over.... any wisdom to this effect would be greatly appreacitated .... wire your vehicle for any situation without having to use your phone.. maybe a shutter button on the dash or in the steering wheel buttons....mahalo and alona

[@nabielsuleiman7039]

Yes very helpful diode‘s are a great little things to use

[@donmagicshawn2217]

does this technic work for a factory installed camera.. im stuck on this, 2019 jetta. has a back up camera. an im replacing the stereo to a pioneer avh 2550nex.. but, iliked what he showed in this video

[@Lesscoelectronics]

If you now the oem wiring - yes it can be used.

[@TinnonFamilyFarm]

is there a easy way one could hook up mutiple cameras and be able to record and play footage through your head unit..if so do you know of a head unit that records footage?

[@stoneschanify]

I’m doing it exactly as you are saying here but which wires are you referring to? I have two wires coming from my switch on with constant 12v (from radio 12v acc wire) and the second wire from switch tied into reverse cam trigger wire and reverse wire from twilight. I added 1amp 20v diodes and the switch triggers the radios reverse switch but the camera is not powering on.

[@jacobm9697]

I think this is an issue with a factory reverse camera. I’m trying to figure out the same thing. The cam in the video will be constantly on thus when you toggle video feed the camera is already on to send image. With our case, or mine at least, I have a 2021 Ram with a factory reverse camera. That camera has some sort of switch that is only sending power while the truck is in reverse. If I’m understanding all these concepts clearly. In this case you would have to route power from the on side of the switch you instal to the camera also so that when you call for video feed you’re also powering the camera on.

[@mrkashis32]

Awesome job brother it was super helpful and informative .

[@wayneflittner]

Any chance you have a wiring diagram for this? I understand the video, but not sure I know what everything was connected to. I have a sprinter van and I am going to install a aftermarket dbl din head unit with back up camera capability. I want the camera to come on when I flip a toggle switch and also when I put the van in reverse. I didn't realize I was going to have this problem with the reverse lights till I watched your video. I was really intrigued with the use of diodes. I've never used them before. Thanks.

[@Lesscoelectronics]

email me the request, Ill make a mock up for you later today... [e-mail]

[@derricb2880]

What kind of test probe is that you're using and where can I get one?

[@Lesscoelectronics]

that's a matco power probe, snap on sells them too I think

[@dagnypsaga]

If button is supplying current to camera and reverse light gives second supply of current to camera. What will happen

[@bowenparks6029]

What if I had the toggle switch on and put the car in Reverse would that change anything?

[@alsandoukb]

I was wondering the same think. I dont want to fry the radio or camera do to 12v dc coming from 2 different source

[@TheModShopCO]

Brandon Alsandou No you're fine. Two 12v sources on the same conductor will stay at 12v.

[@clarityhouston3499]

That’s how you turn on the warp drive and fill the flux capacitors. Don’t try it. Trust me.

[@Roami4va]

Thanks for making this video.

[@mpcp27]

Nice video. I did something similar but didn't have the deck automatically switch when i manually toggled the switch. I have two camera inputs each with their own switch and on the deck i can switch between them. Question for you... why the extra diode to protect the switch? I can only see that for the case with led on the switch and to stop the led from coming on when in reverse. I only have a simple 2 prong switch and only use 1 diode to stop the reverse light from coming on when the switch is used.

[@bryanh4126]

I was wondering this as well. If the switch with its own 12v is open it cant back feed to anywhere. Just one diode in the the wire from the reverse light?

[@jacobm9697]

If I understand correctly and you still care by now lol the extra diode was only for the built in LED in the rocker switch to only be on when the rear camera was in manual override. Without the extra diode the blue LED would be illuminated at all times on the rocker switch because of the constant back fed power.

[@KeegsH]

What size diode do I need for a 2001 honda civic

[@Lesscoelectronics]

3a is suggested

[@naser1436]

I have some 10SQ050 10A 50V Schottky Rectifiers Diode lying around. I know it's an overkill but will it work with this setup or are there any dangers or backdrops if I use them in a similar setup?

[@OP-ik7qb]

Please help me, what about if I want to add a front camera too, should I wire everything on this same connection Or should I add more diodos?? Thank you

[@1984bgonzalez]

Awesome video that’s exactly what I want to do on my car. Can you use an eBay Toyota style switch with 4 wires? You mentioned that a switch with more than two legs won’t work? Why is that ? Than you in advance

[@JoseFlores-fp6zn]

the best ,thanks!

[@Lesscoelectronics]

Thank you too!

[@0x905]

Thanks very much, I test it on my car and work very well, now the switch power the backup camera without lighting up the reverse light.

[@vanseventy]

Love the videos! I have a JVC. KW-V230BT. I want to install a backup camera and now would like a front camera on my truck.Can I use same stereo if it doesn't have a jack for front camera behind the stereo?

[@steveistis7241]

Απλο και κατανοητο . το εφτιαξα και δουλεψε. Ευχαριστω πολυ

[@ElderCurk1]

Hey thanks for the video, a lot of input for me.

[@robmartin2829]

Is Android Auto/Apple Car Play available when the switch is off, or ? You show it as the options being drive with no screen, or drive with reverse camera displayed on screen with switch on. I think that girl better be hot for me to buy all that gear just to look backwards while moving forward.

[@simpsonseclaire]

good info. would it not have issues if both switch and reverse light is on?

[@stoneschanify]

Can you please tell us how to use the rocket switch with three pins? I wired exactly how you said with diode however reverse light wire isn’t getting any power however the switch triggers the reverse on the radio but no image displayed.. ? Any idea what may be causing this?

[@Lesscoelectronics]

do you have the diode flipped in the correct direction? they are polarized..

[@stoneschanify]

Lessco Electronics yes I tried quite a few diodes. Have the band on the reverse lights. The problem is when I do the double isolation the reverse trigger works and triggers the radio but no picture shows up. When I hit the switch the leg of the diode tied to the red reverse light wire from the back doesn’t get any power.

[@stoneschanify]

I’ve tried multiple diodes 1n4007, 1n4001-007 and 1n5817 thru 1n5819

[@pakishrew]

Hi theres just something I don't understand.. When you have both of the diodes in.. There is a 12v source going to the switch and from the switch to a diode and on to the monitor.. then you have the camera connected to the reverse light and then to a diode and to the monitor... So.. When the switched is turned on.. how is the camera getting power?.. Wont the 12v source strictly be going to the Monitor alone?

[@garyleger708]

I have the same question. Did you ever get a response or figure it out?

[@pibblesnbits]

It called a ground. Both the switch and the brakelight share the same ground. The circuit comes complete when EITHER the switch is toggled or the brakelight is turned on.

[@austinbraddock7871]

Can someone please tell me what the black and green wire conect too? The harness that came with the lcd screen. Has a black, green and red

[@Lesscoelectronics]

Can I see a link to it maybe?

[@austinbraddock7871]

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[@testradav]

I have a wireless backup camera monitor that is always on standby (dark) until it detects the camera wireless send signal, thus I need to install this on the backup camera circuit itself. The camera is hooked up to the reverse light. When car is put in R gear, reverse light lights up and thus camera gets power, monitor detects camera is ON and thus screen auto-activates to show camera image. If I want to turn the camera ON without putting car in reverse AND without running a switched +12v wire from the front, I am thinking of wiring up via diode to the license plate lights. If I want to turn camera on, I just turn on parking lights.... Do you foresee any problems with this setup?

[@Lesscoelectronics]

+Tony Estrada no, not at all, thats what the diodes are there for.

[@testradav]

thanks. worked like a charm.

[@marcsee4072]

hi i have a problem with reverse camera. how much of a current should i measure at the point where you connect it to the mirror? power and yellow?

[@Lesscoelectronics]

depending on the unit, cause they will vary.. I'd look for a .75-1.5 amp draw

[@blakegodwin-blakeg3387]

sweet learnt heaps from this but I have a quick question, when your driving along and your listening to music and you turn the reverse camera on to see how your trailer is going will this cut out the music your listening to?

[@l3git_098]

Pro BlakeG33 No, this wouldn't be any problem at all.

[@sun-DiY]

Excellent 😊

[@Lesscoelectronics]

Thanks 😊

[@tmusictodd5742]

How about if the power source says 12 volts on multi meter wired from a different location in your car. Do you use a higher diodes amp like a 12 volt one? I hope this question make sense.

[@jacobm9697]

Voltage and amperage are different. Ohms are resistance. (R) Amperage (I) is how hard power is being pushed (Current) Voltage is power or electricity (E) In short, Ohm’s Law. For instance to get amperage you could know that you have a 4 ohm subwoofer in a 12 volt system (any modern car electrical system). To calculate amperage Ohm’s Law would suggest to divide voltage by resistance to get amperage (E/R=I). Which would look like 12/4=3. So 3 amps is what a 4 ohm subwoofer would pull in a 12 volt system. You can change the formula for each figure. Voltage or Power = E Amperage = I Resistance or Ohm’s = R To get amperage as you see above is E/R=I To get voltage you would use IR=E To get resistance you would again divide but this time using E/I=R

[@TManInTexas]

Great video man, exactly what I want to do and was hoping to find, thanks so much! What brand/model monitor and power probe are those?

[@Lesscoelectronics]

my probe is a matco, the monitor, I donno...

[@justdave4972]

GREAT VIDEO NOW Pleas PLEASE. GO one step further and tell how to do a front AND rear view camera on to either stereo or tablet screen. PLEASE NO ONE HAS WHAT SEEMS TO ELUDE OTHERS. YOUD BE A GOD! THS. PLEASE

[@paulcorrigan1701]

can you describe the wires coming from the switch to the power and diode? are they positive and ground wires or are they both positive wires?

[@jacobm9697]

They’re both positive wires. The switch only needs to disrupt or complete the circuit.

[@sandragraham4905]

great lesson ! thank you so much !

[@roybm3124]

Very clear explenation!

[@jp554731]

What is the cost, brand and model of the testing probe?

[@caper58]

it's a power probe, google it

[@mysterious_codm6812]

Thanks exactly what I need

[@tackett178]

That’s a lot when you an just tap into power behind radio and flip a switch when you go in reverse I just flip a switch when I been my camera if you get you’re power behind the radio from the constant put switch in bam Igor two switches I got a pioneer which had to be parking brake bypassed

[@jp554731]

What is the diode brand and model #? I'm having a hard time finding one. I fount an NTE brand 3Amp and my local frys electronics. Please and thanks

[@Lesscoelectronics]

we carry them here: stores.ebay.com/Lessco-Electronics/_i.html?_nkw=diode&submit=Search&_sid=77826561

[@kimw4323]

can i use a larger diode instead of testing the draw? or will this give me problems in the future? i dont have 2 people to test the draw on my reverse tail light.. its a 2001 corvette! Oo

[@Lesscoelectronics]

any diode over 2amps is overkill

[@kimw4323]

thank you :D

[@chrisjones5482]

good video, thx for the education!

[@KeleentProductions]

I think I may have found an even easier way. The Headunit works off a 12v signal coming from the reverse lights that are used to "interrupt" and display the camera feed. You can wire the 12 volt signal from the head unit directly to the reverse light wire but do not connect the camera power wire to this wire. Wire the camera power wire to any accessory/ ign switch when key is on. This way, the camera is always powered up when the accessories or ignition is switch is on and head unit will display the camera by getting triggered from the reverse light wire. Since the camera is always powered you can also select "camera view " on the head unit when not in reverse and see the image. Also, i'm not sure but when you said the reverse light still will be on from feedback in the wiring , this makes me think of the led's that still stay on even when the circuit is "off" due to incandescent bulbs requiring more power to have that visible as opposed to leds.

[@tommysides5806]

Beginner here....why do you need two...can't you just use one diode on the wire that you don't want the feedback on...the one going back to the back up light???

[@BukLau-pc7bi]

I did this but it’s not showing the actual picture it shows a black screen

[@nemogre]

Why don't you just ignore the whole reverse light thing and cam being turned on automatically, and just install a switch to turn it on manually when needed??? This way songs or videos played back on the head unit will not be interrupted every single time you shift to reverse....

[@X3WorkshopDesigns]

HAHA. I was about to ask the same thing. I'd rather just install a switch and bypass the whole reverse light wiring itself.

[@12alimaher]

Doing that wont let the camera on when the go in reverse .. But in that case it will

[@richardwilliamjohnson8566]

not all head units have this problem, (of turning off audio if reverse camera is on). In this scenario it is very useful just to have it on auto, it just works.

[@Phoenixbeats89]

I do have a question if someone may be able to help. I have a reverse camera that I installed on my 2003 CTS, but the camera only engages when I put it in reverse. And I still have to press the camera button on the stereo. Check this out, on my girlfriends Honda accord 02, her reverse camera works as soon as you turn the car on. So my question is, what exactly did I do wrong in my CTS? How do I need to wire it so I know the camera stays on and it doesn't have to be in reverse? Please and thank you

[@Lesscoelectronics]

Depends, tell me what equipment youre using

[@kylevanwinkle2081]

Since my camper doesn't have reverse lights i can use this method to reuse the middle 7th pin on the wire harness to add rock lights for taking turns at night. Thank you i had a general idea on how to do it but I wasn't well versed in diodes.

[@rv5413]

Just subsribed liked your step by step video and love electronics

[@geneellefson6255]

I think you really only need 1 diode. You just want to block the current going to the backup light when the switch is on....you don't care if the current flow comes from the switch or the backup light when you are actually in reverse....so putting the diode from the backup light to the camera power input will prevent current going to the backup light when you flip the switch. When you put it in reverse the power will come from the backup light through the diode which will be forward biased....might as well use both diodes though since they are cheap.

[@red2965]

Yeah man 😂😊😊 saved

[@jjustus07]

Where did you get your handy test probe?

[@Lesscoelectronics]

Matco, its a power probe.

[@vijayakrishnannair]

Nice 👍

[@jkappes]

Why do you need the second diode? You should only need one to stop the lights from coming on with the switch, if the switch is off and the backup lights have power, nothing will happen.

[@studjango]

That's a good point. Smart thinking my friend...

[@pibblesnbits]

Yes, but if the back up lights have no power and the switch is turned on then the circuit for the back up lights will be complete and they will come on.

[@fuego604]

how would you wire a front view camera with a toggle switch ?

[@Lesscoelectronics]

Just 1 camera and a switch? nothing else?

[@joserodriguez-jf4pj]

@@Lesscoelectronics Just 1 front camera and a switch ( switch with the light)?

[@nikoskidis3549]

This is great exactly what I want to do on. My truck

[@Lesscoelectronics]

Right on😃

[@InChristJesus87]

If you have a 12v accessory line out of your wiring harness couldn't you just tap into that for your power and use the parking brake jig that you can find for like 10 bucks to bypass the parking brake. Wouldn't it be way easier then doing this entire set up??

[@DinasGarage]

Thank you Martin!!! I so need need a camera for the rear of my truck!

[@DubWubs]

Tried to purchase from your eBay account says you have 0 items?

[@nikoskidis3549]

I like u already bro

[@webbac8491]

Thank you sir!

[@miguelortiz391]

Thank you

[@JustVan-D]

upvote because you don't want me to "still be an idiot". subbed, I'll check out more of your channel later.