FULLTIME RV LIVING - RV BACKUP CAMERA - SECURITY CAMERA - HALOVIEW BT7 - HONEST REAL WORLD REVIEW
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- Опубліковано 21 лип 2024
- FULLTIME RV LIVING - RV BACKUP CAMERA - SECURITY CAMERA - HALOVIEW BT7 - HONEST REAL WORLD REVIEW
I install and review the Haloview BT7 backup camera. I find out if its any good and if its a good upgrade to your RV.
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If I ever do a review on a product, it will always be an honest real world review and I will let you know if it's a pile of junk or if it's useful.
I have the RD 10. It's the one that has the monitor that mounts over your regular rearview mirror. It's also a dash camera and automatically records front and rear. I've been using it for about 4 years now and love it. Didn't want another item on the dash. The only thing I bought that wasn't in the kit was a 10 foot USB cable, so I could I could power it and hide the wire in the headliner and the A column.
That one looks nice. If I could have picked, I would pick that kind. Mine definitely takes up some space on the dash but is nice to have. Thanks for watching 👍
During your unboxing of the Haloview backup camera you had the adapter for the Furrion camera right in front of you. Had you seen it you would not of had to cut the pre-wired cable coming out from your opening. You would have had to just plug and play.
I wish they would make a braket and cord for this to make it just 'plug-n-play' for trailers that are Furrion pre-wired. The Furrion S sucks big-time (only 480p), especially for being so expensive. But they pay the manufacturer's to put their brackets on and pre-wire them. It would be nice if a company with a good camera system (like Haloview) would take advantage of the pre-wiring and existing mount. Putting a Furrion S in the mount is just 4 screws: unscrew, plug the camera in and then screw the 4 screws back in. Having to resplice wires and reseal a new mount is a big pain.
I’m getting ready to buy the same trailer any recommendations on things I need to look out for
Well there all made very light duty.. can't say there is anything in particular that you need to look out for. But any new trailer will have issues after they bounce down the road. Water lines will vibrate loose because they didn't tighten properly at the factory. Trim will pop out because it's cut to tight. Hopefully your a handy person because you will have to fix/repair often. Hopefully nothing major but things will happen so just be prepared. Overall I'm happy with mine , but i went into this lifestyle knowing I would be fixing things as we travel the country . Good luck with your travelz and thanks for watching 👍