Motorhome backup camera installation can seem daunting. I recently had to figure out how to install a backup camera in my class B+ motorhome. The existing motorhome backup camera system had stopped functioning (wired setup). Backing up without a back up camera is no fun. You either feel like you are going to hit or kill something (or both) at any given point. I went with a wireless RV backup camera as a replacement. The one I got was pretty inexpensive. I wanted a dedicated screen since pairing the camera with a phone seemed like to could be problematic. Anyway, I landed on this one based on reviews:
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Battery disconnect is available here:
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I use the following to shoot and record audio on my videos:
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Any closed captioning on my videos is provided by REV: [ Ссылка ]

This B+ class motorhome was the perfect hybrid between the huge and cumbersome class A RVs and the class C's that have that horrible-looking crop out over the cab area (no like...). Is this the best b+ class motorhome? Well...I'll let you be the judge of that. :)

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