Wireless Side Camera for Viewing Gooseneck Coupler
Updated 04/18/2019 | Published 04/17/2019
Question:
I want a side camera mounted above my wheel well inside my truck bed to help me line up my gooseneck receiver to the ball when backing up.
asked by: Dave C
Helpful Expert Reply:
I suggest the Rear View Safety Wireless Hitch Camera # RVS-83112 for use in your truck bed for hitching to your gooseneck trailer. The wireless camera includes night-vision capability and uses 9V battery power (battery not included). It has a magnetic base to secure it to your wheel well. Just take if off and stow it in the truck when you're hitched. The color monitor plugs right in to your cigarette lighter outlet.
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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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