Changing cameras

[Stephen]

I just installed my color LCD and camera I bought off of e-bay.. works
great. Awesome color picture. Good investment IMO.. Brought it up to the
21st century.



I do agree the night vision LED's do make a glare at night on the glass, I
will be addressing that next. However during the day, it is a beautiful
picture.. The nice clear LCD Monitor has a remote control too! To reverse
the angle, all I have to do is click a button. It will flip the image upside
down or left to right, any direction. Plus I have it wired for constant on
(to monitor behind me while driving) or auto for automatic operation in
reverse for camera power, and LCD power.



Its just as easy as putting 'tape' over it as one person said, but I will
probably take it out, and paint it- careful to mask off everything including
the small circle that is the camera's eye. this way, everything will match,
and look good., I don't want it to look like a mess up there..



I have had a couple of requests to post pictures of my set-up so they are
now there on my 81 wanderlodge restoration pics in the wanderlodge forum
photo's section; click link below:



http://autos.ph.groups.yahoo.com/group/W...rowse/4c94





Stephen Hare

81 FC33-SB

Plant City, FL







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From: WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com
[mailto:WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Henry Jay Hannigan
Sent: Monday, May 22, 2006 12:36 AM
To: WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [WanderlodgeForum] Re: Changing cameras



--- Jeff:
How did you get so smart???
Hope is well with you in Michigan.
Regards,
Hank Hannigan
90SP36
80FC31





In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "Jeff Miller"
wrote:
>
> I've used the PC-164C (I believe) from http://www.supercircuits.com.
> They have a couple of ultra-low-light/.0003lux cameras, the one
> mentioned above is a C-mount type, takes the lense from your old
> camera. Another I've used I am holding but can't make out the
> model#, it is another ultra-low-light B&W camera from
Supercircuits
> but a lipstick-type, 600lines resolution and .0003lux which is
> basically full-resolution in 1/4 moon, or enough to see clearly
from
> the clearance lights on your coach. This lipstick camera is
> weatherproof, perfect for mounting to the top of the spotlight for
> remote-control looking around at night.
>
> Don't buy an IR illuminated type. They will glare off of the
glass,
> and the IR illumination is short-range. A good low-light camera is
> worth the money IMO. For your '82 you can also use a color camera,
> the downside is that the color cameras are not nearly as sensitive
> in low-light. You could mount an IR illuminator on the outside of
> the coach if you wish.
>
> To reverse the image in the monitor, you simply open the "silver
> box" and reverse the red and blue wires on the four pin connector.
> If you want image reversed only with the key on for correct
> orientation using the TV portion of this system (I would wonder
why,
> too small to see and no cable channels, but I digress, ...) you
will
> need to install a DPDT relay to switch these wires with ignition
> power on. Instructions available if necessary.
>
> - Jeff Miller
> in Holland, MI
>

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