Front view camera - is it possible?
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Front view camera - is it possible?
Maybe the audio/video installers out there can answer this. I suspect the rear view camera starts up automatically (and only) when the truck is put in reverse. Is it possible to mount a camera up front with a video input selector and somehow bypassing the reverse switch? I think it would be handy to have a front view as well as a rear view.
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or rig up a little circuit board to a switch that will send the reverse light signal to the radio turning on the back up camera but also switches it to the front camera...thats what i would do
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Ive also wired up cameras in horse trailers so that guys can monitor the horses in the back during the trip.
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I should have been more clear... I was wondering if the factory backup system could be hacked. With an aftermarket system I think this would be an easy thing to do, but not worth buying to do so. Why do it? Parking would be the main reason. You don't want to back into anything nor run into anything. If it can be done easily it would be a cool thing to have. It wouldn't be for viewing or recording your drive. That would get boring real quick. I was watching some bumper cam views on YouTube from the open road races in Nevada. The car was doing 120, but it looked like 40. Actually going 40 would be sick.
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I should have been more clear... I was wondering if the factory backup system could be hacked. With an aftermarket system I think this would be an easy thing to do, but not worth buying to do so. Why do it? Parking would be the main reason. You don't want to back into anything nor run into anything. If it can be done easily it would be a cool thing to have. It wouldn't be for viewing or recording your drive. That would get boring real quick. I was watching some bumper cam views on YouTube from the open road races in Nevada. The car was doing 120, but it looked like 40. Actually going 40 would be sick.
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