thank you for your honest review, great vid. safe travels my friend.

Hi, great review. Like you, my RV has a Furrion camera that is OK, but I am looking for something better. I will switch to the Haloview. Thanks.

@26:35 this seems to be the issue with all of them. Either too narrow or too wide. Here, you say you're about 8' away but looks like you're right on the bumper. This is actually BETTER than having a wide angle of view. My camera shows more BUT when a car is 60 feet away, it appears to be 300 feet away. I'm sure you can understand why this is an issue.

Thanks for your review. I found it informative with the pros and cons. I purchased this earlier today on Amazon along with a 3 year warranty because these tech items rarely work correctly forever. I've been searching to replace my current Voyager system that came factory installed from Airstream. We have a 2021 GMC 2500HD truck that employs Pulse Width Modulation electrical system, which means it speaks a different language than the Voyager. I'll be installing this camera separate from connecting to a back up light or running light for power. Instead I'll connect it to a "constant" 12v source of the trailer rather than the "pulse" of the truck, then have a manual on/off switch while towing or storing. Fingers crossed.

Excellent video. Looking forward to more. I have seen some videos where they placed the external antenna a good 20 feet forward of the camera with excellent results.

Thanks for the honest review🙂

Excellent review. Very clear and helpful. I will seriously consider investing in one.

I think with the antenna extension you can move it forward closer to your vehicle. I think that should help with the signal.

Regarding the signal loss on your screen. I, like you, don’t like a lot of clutter on my. Have you tried moving the monitor around on your dash? I ask because I noticed you have the monitor in this video well under the metal roof of your truck whereas I opted to use the rear view mirror mount/straps. This monitor location allows my antennas to be next to the glass at the leading edge of the metal roof. Not only is the monitor in a position that I would normally use to view anything behind me but I’ve never experienced any signal loss or latency.

Just curious I know you stated that you try to arrive in daylight as we do. Just wanting to know if you have ha the opportunity to arrive in the dark and if the "night vision" was as good?

I wonder if you can add a second screen, one permanent mounted for the drivers seat and one for back in the RV for when your off engine and running battery for night monitoring. Would be nice to not have to mount and dismount the screen keeping the main driver screen connected via ignition signal. I would then run the second screen on a switch running from 12v DC solar battery bank. Wonder if both screens would always keep the paring with cameras, so once you turn on the monitor, they are connected already. I wouldn't need both screens working at the same time, just one or the other...

I have owned two Haloview RD7 systems. Both failed within two years. While going down the road, the camera wouldn't connect to the monitor and I couldn't get them to work again. These are too expensive to keep replacing so I gave up.

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