Travelers RV Backup Camera Wireless for Trailer: RV Enthusiast Back up Camera with 7 Inch DVR Recording Monitor - Install-Free Magnetic RV Camera for Furrion Voyager Series RVs A8

After reading reviews of other backup camera systems I decided to purchase this one based on the excellent reviews it already had received and the poor reviews of other units in this price range.However, I was really surprised at the quick delivery and more importantly the excellent quality of this item. I was also really surprised at the low/reasonable cost of it. The system was very easy to install and presented no problems setting up. - a surprise for someone not very technical.I really liked the option with this system to have up to 4 cameras and split screen as I want to install more cameras. I installed this on a 24 foot Class C and had no problems with the reception - always crisp and very clear - even at highway speeds. I liked that it gives you the option of having guidelines when you are backing up - sure makes it easier than having my wife giving me backing up directions when I sometimes can't hear her or see her in the mirrors (and then getting upset with her and her with me).I set my camera up attached to the center of the 5 lights on top of the rear of the RV. I was a little concerned that I mounted it where the antennae was below the roof line but it presented no problem with reception. Mounting it there allowed me to see behind me anytime I had my lights on. I wanted to be able to see my car being towed behind while traveling - ease of mind while driving down the road.I would definitely recommend this unit to anyone who wants a quality unit at a very good price.I contacted the seller with a question and had quick feedback which is sometimes a problem - not with this seller though.I am probably going to contact them and see what they have with a smaller monitor and license plate camera for my car as it currently is an older model w/o a manufacturer's rear view camera.An additional bonus with this system is the seller will give you the choice of several items as a bonus for purchasing the original system. This was a very good unexpected bonus to buying the system.Bottom Line --- Buy it if you want a excellent system at a very very reasonable cost.

Easy to pair. Good picture.Vendor sent me a metal plate quickly since my airstream is aluminum. Used 3m extra sticky foam tape to stick the plate to the airstream.Makes it much safer when passing to know that I have cleared the next car.10/30. Stopped working. Won't pair. I ordered another one to replace it. Will update when it comes. Seller did respond and I tried what they suggested to get it working.11/3. The new one worked perfectly then it lost the signal also. I removed the camera and re-paired. It worked again. I think the aluminum airstream is somehow blocking the signal. I ran this by my engineer friends and one suggested mounting the camera on the roof so there is no obstruction, or adding a higher antennaThe unit is well made and I think the problem was my installation. I'll post an update soon.11/11/24. Worked well on a trip to Oregon from California this week. No trouble with losing the connection this time. I am getting a longer antenna and may consider placing higher on the back of the trailer to have a better signal.

Upon opening the box, I found a very nice camera, monitor, and mounting hardware that were well made. A bench test verified that everything worked fine, had good distance between the camera and monitor, and the picture was excellent. I proceeded with installing this camera on my 30’ wheel that was pre-wired for a Furrion camera. During the process, I contacted customer service a couple of times and found them to be very responsive. I held off this review for a few months in order to have sufficient experience with the entire system. Now that I have used it while traveling over 5,000 miles, I’m pleased to report that it does everything that I wanted.Here area a few tips if you purchase this system:1. My installation on the pre-installed Furrion RV mount required an H26 bracket. Rather than use the 5mm screws that come with the bracket, I purchased #8 bolts, washers, and nylocs, which fit better.2. To mount the H26 to the Furrion bracket, I used the screws that came with the A8 mount and found them to be a perfect fit.3. The wire that connected the camera to the pre-installed RV wire was a perfect fit.4. The A8 camera’s antenna is on the opposite side of the Furrion antenna, thus it’s installed at a slight upward angle, which doesn’t seem to cause any problems.5. Initially, I traveled such that this camera was operational for the entire trip. It worked well, but I noticed that my TST TPMS trailer tire monitors lost their connection to its monitor. Since it hadn’t happened before, I suspected that it was due to my new camera system. A call to TST support confirmed that it was likely that there was an overlap in the frequencies that both systems use and suggested that I install their repeater in my 5th wheel. This solution was very easy and solved the problem.