RV Observation System Recommendation that Has Great Reception
Updated 03/12/2019 | Published 03/11/2019
Question:
I purchased a wireless camera from e trailer and I keep having trouble with it is there another way I can see my horse trauler while towin it behind my gooseneck RV
asked by: Marsha P
Expert Reply:
A more reliable backup camera would be what I recommend over the Buyers Products RV Observation Camera System that you have. For that I recommend the Furrion Vision S system part # FOS05TASF instead as it has rock solid reception and will work great for you. The range of this is 492 feet so it would easily work for you. This setup is considered by most who tow to be the best around since it works so well so we recommend it highly.
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Furrion Vision S Wireless RV Backup Camera System w/ Night Vision - Rear Mount - 5" Screen
- RV Camera System
- Backup Camera
- Observation Camera
- Anti-Glare
- Mirrored Image
- Motion Detecting
- Night Vision
- Touch Screen
- Waterproof
- Pre-Wired RVs
- Wireless
- Wide View
- Dashboard Mounting Bracket
- Suction Cup Mount
- Side Marker
- 5 Inch Display
- 3 Cameras
- Furrion
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