I've just seen an advertisement for a Master Lock 4843DATSEN back-up camera system ($200). I think it must just have come out. Does anyone have this model, is so, how does it work?
Art
Full Version: Back-up System
FiberglassRV > All About Our Unique Little Molded Fiberglass Trailers > Towing -- Tow Vehicles, Hitches, Sway, Tires, Brakes
QUOTE (artspe @ Nov 14 2009, 02:43 PM) 
I've just seen an advertisement for a Master Lock 4843DATSEN back-up camera system ($200). I think it must just have come out. Does anyone have this model, is so, how does it work?
Art
Art
Caution... Back-up cameras are often different from cameras made for rearview.
Back-up cameras often overheat and fail when left on for an extended time.
Rearview cameras are made to take extended use and can be used for either service.
Regards; Floyd
I don't have one , but the biggest drawback I see is the range of the wireless camera is not far enough to reach the front seat of the TV.
Bill K
Bill K
QUOTE (artspe @ Nov 14 2009, 09:43 AM)
I've just seen an advertisement for a Master Lock 4843DATSEN back-up camera system ($200). I think it must just have come out. Does anyone have this model, is so, how does it work?
Art
Art
Don't know of the brand your asking about, but just wanted to say if you can get used to a back up camera they are great!
Had one on our Class A.
My truck came with one for backing up to the hitch! I love it! Once you get the hang of it, they are great. Don't have one on the trailer but having one on the truck makes hitching up a breeze.
Had one on our Class A.
My truck came with one for backing up to the hitch! I love it! Once you get the hang of it, they are great. Don't have one on the trailer but having one on the truck makes hitching up a breeze.
This is a "lo-fi" version of our main content. To view the full version with more information, formatting and images, please click here.