Have you kept your Onstar?

[twinmill28]

Originally Posted by Luv2Camp

Yanked my unit out of the dash on my 2006 and put in a tv monitor that slides out. Hooked this up to a remote camera mounted on the rear of my camper bumper. Now I can see behind the camper when I tow without having to use any mirror extenders

What camera set-up did you go with for the back of the camper and how do you disconnect when not pulling the camper?
I started looking at cameras and lost interest once I got an idea on price. Just curious what you're running as I've backed my trailer up a couple of times before when seeing what I was going to run over would have been a great help!

[Luv2Camp]

Originally Posted by twinmill28

What camera set-up did you go with for the back of the camper and how do you disconnect when not pulling the camper?
I started looking at cameras and lost interest once I got an idea on price. Just curious what you're running as I've backed my trailer up a couple of times before when seeing what I was going to run over would have been a great help!

I bought a cheap flush mount camera off of ebay and an Audiovox wireless transmitter (link below) I mounted the transmitter on the front of the camper (in the battery box) and mounted the receiver inside of the trim panel on the right quarter panel. I initially tried to mount the receiver inside of the center console but the picture was too fuzzy. Picture now is 90% with the current set up.

http://www.amazon.com/Audiovox-ACA30.../dp/B0016M57D6

Here is a similar flush mount camera to the one I bought

http://www.ebay.com/itm/PYLE-PLCM22IR-FLUSH-MOUNT-REARVIEW-CAMERA-/130660429436?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item1e6bf7 ee7c


Here is a in dash monitor that is similar to the one I installed in place of the on star unit

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Innovatek-7-in-dash-LCD-MONITOR-/200738133959?pt=Car_Audio_In_Dash_Receivers&hash=i tem2ebcecd7c7