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RiccartonRR



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Trailer camera

Sorry - this has probably been done before but I can't find anything conclusive so here goes.

I have a TDV8 Vogue 57 plate with the reversing camera - my question is can I somehow fit a camera that'll talk to the screen so I don't have to use a seperate screen for the in trailer camera I use when towing the horses?

Any ideas would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.

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the OE venture cam was made for this job,..i gather that you havnt got one?

the only other alternative is a separate wireless cam and monitor .. ... - .- -.




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Or the way one of our Aussie members did it, using an old smartphone and suction mount Smile

The venture cam is the "smartest" way IMHO as you can also use it for other stuff like of roading, tight turning etc. MY 2010 5.0 SC Galway green and sand interior!!
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Sounds good - can a venture cam be retof-fitted?

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have you looked to see if there is a dock in the upper glove compartment, if there is one then its just a matter of buying the cam..



as for the retro fit, this has been asked before, try a search to find the threads. ... - .- -.




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Will have a good look - thanks.

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United Kingdom 2007 Range Rover Vogue TDV8 Rimini Red

I have been debating this issue myself but for my caravan although it's more for hitching up than when towing but I could do both. I have a venture cam but don't want to have to keep attaching it every time.

Has anyone tried the wireless cameras that can be picked up on a smart phone?

Something like this http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1-3-Cmos-WIFI-in...0010822823

I was wondering if this would work and you could just get it on the phone screen when needed.

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Hello,
I fitted a wireless camera from IWT which is assigned to CAM2.
Used to use the venture cam but had the following problems. Suction mount kept falling off - solved by permanent mount.
Camera angle of venture cam not wide enough for front to back viewing, ok for back to front viewing.
The "fitted"camera is a permanent fit with very wide angle looking front to back.
Hope it helps

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''assigned to cam2'' would this be because you do have the venture cam setup David... ... - .- -.




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Scotland 2008 Range Rover Vogue TDV8 Stornoway Grey

David,

Can you also provide a link? John
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Belgium 2006 Range Rover Vogue Td6 Bonatti Grey

Yes i have the venture cam set up for hitching [no trail assist for the fatty] and also if needed, outside the back of trailer when reversing. I find it easier.

Slight problem in giving the IWT link as it always refers me to International distributor, but with the magic of modern internet it's;
http://www.barlowtrailers.co.uk/Wireless_T...stem_B0167

Edit to say the whizz who fitted it had to do something extra (freq) i'll contact him to ask what it was...

Hopefully that helps

further edit - My apologies, its not CAM2 its Channel 2....

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