Towing

[Jeff Miller]

I tried a backup camera on the back of my 27' enclosed trailer, was
pretty handy. I still used the side mirrors to back it, but the camera
was an excellent cross-check.

- Jeff Miller
http://www.wanderlodge.net
http://www.millercoachworks.com


--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, Mark Garber
wrote:
> Hi Blair, hope you've been able to get a few things of your plate by
now. I was not concerned with this issue. I'm just suprised that people
that get a vehicle that on a good day MAY if their lucky get 10 mpg,
not gonna drive a 100,000+ miles a year worry bout milage. Anyway, I
know that you have vast knowledge with back up camera set ups. Would
you have any suggestions for me where I want a camera on back of my
trailer to see behide it and 2nd camera on back of bird to use while
hooking up trailer? I'm thinking the RV camera doesn't need to be quite
as good of quality as it will basically only be used for hooking up
trailer and maybe some for backing into spots without trailer. But
definatly think a good wide angle for rear of trailer and if possible
it would be wireless for ease of instalation.
>
> Mark