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Sometimes you gotta race family home towing a trailer and the shortest path is through the harvested corn field, but those stubby corn stocks are brutal. One happened reach up hook the wire loom and rip all of the wiring including the conduit off the bottom of the trailer. Still beat them that's all that matters. It's not the cost it's the principle.
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This is a good point. Assuming that the camera will still turn on while the "charging cable" is plugged into it "charging" it.I was just looking at those Haloview and I think if you got the battery one if you had a trailer you do the long distance with a lot you could have a power cable go to the battery/camera and then use the camera on other trailers that don't need the 16 hours of battery without a permanent power cable run. Best of both worlds. Also if for some reason your power cable were to be cut by like running through a corn field(guess how I know) then you'll still have the camera.
Also, If you didn't order anything yet. Be aware that if you can't find the Haloview system that you want on Amazon and you have to order directly from the Haloview website shipper will be around $25 and it will ship from Hong Kong probably by way of DHL. I think I ordered my system on a Friday so of course it was already Saturday there so I received a shipped notification early Monday morning and I think it took a week to get here from the time it shipped.
Since it looks like you have this camera can you check to see if you can use it while charging?
I do not have the battery powered one. I have the RD7 camera which plugs into power on my trailer. And that I'm still working on getting installed.
You might look at Garmin. They have a number of GPS units that will work with their wireless camera. The camera runs on 2 AA batteries and using lithium batteries I get several days (over a week). I have mine on the front bumper to see the descending trails when off road, but the camera can be reversed based on whether it is facing forward or backward. The one I have is the BC 40, paired to a Drive Track 71, but there are a number of others that work with the BC 40. No wires, very easy installation, and camera can be quickly removed from the bracket to put inside your vehicle to prevent theft.
Thanks, I'll look into that as well.
