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Comparing Hopkins Backup Cameras and Alert Systems  

Updated 06/02/2014 | Published 05/30/2014

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Looking at purchase of a backup camera for my 2010 Toyota Tundra, Double Cab. Currently evaluating the Hopkins #HM60195VA versus the HM50002. Have a few questions on monitor differences and other display features/installation.

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I actually own the Hopkins Smart Hitch Backup Camera # HM50002 and it works beautifully. Since it is a hardwire system and not a wireless system, there are no interference issues like you get with the wireless systems.

The screen on its monitor is 3-1/2 inches diagonally as opposed to the 2-1/2 inch screen on # HM60195VA. Basically, the 3-1/2 inch is much easier to see.

Each system is going to show you whats behind you and alert you if you are close to bumping into something. System # HM60195VA is strictly a hardwire system where as # HM50002 can be plugged in line with a 7-Way factory trailer connector or hardwired in. In my opinion it is the superior system. Its also newer.

I have linked some videos showing how the system installs for you.

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