- 10.2" Rear View Mirror Monitor
- Display Mode: Left 4.5", 5.6", 7", 8.5", 25:8 (full screen)
- Display Mode: Right 25:8 (full screen), 8.5", 7", 5.6", 4.5"
- Camera is wide view angle
- Viewing angle: U 30, D 30, L 60 & R 60 degrees
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BRAND NEW TVIEW RV-102C REAR-VIEW MIRROR w 10.2" TFT MONITOR + LICENSE PLATE REAR VIEW NIGHT VISION CAMERA
Features:
10.2" Rear View Mirror Monitor
Display Mode: Left 4.5", 5.6", 7", 8.5", 25:8 (full screen)
Display Mode: Right 25:8 (full screen), 8.5", 7", 5.6", 4.5"
Touch Buttons
Camera is wide view angle
Viewing angle: U 30, D 30, L 60 & R 60 degrees
Camera is Night Vision & fully Water Proof
High Resolution: 800 x RGB X 240
2 Video Inputs
Video System: Multi System PAL/NTSC
Menu Options: Image Brightness / Saturation / Mode / Reset / Contrast / HUE / OSD Language
Power Supply: DC 12V
Video 1 & Video 2 selectable
Built-in reverse gear sensor wire
Automatically activates camera mode when shifting into reverse
ll hardware and installation accessories included
Approximate Weight : 2.4 LB
Looks like an ordinary mirror when monitor is not in use
Complete Car reversing backup system
Monitor will hook up to your mobile video DVD system, and you can use the mirror monitor to watch DVDs and for rear view camera
Purpose : Monitor and vehicle entertainment
Working environment : -20C ~ +65C
Unit Size: 10.7" x 4.3" x 1.0"
Net Weight: 0.9 Kg
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7 of 8 people found the following review helpful
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When the camera is turned off, it is not a clear mirror. It's just like when the TV screen is off in your house and you can see the reflection of the room only when there are lights on in the room. Plus it has a blue tint. I just got it installed today and the camera fogged up on the way home. Also, right out of the box, there was some sort of chemical reaction on the lens. It's hard to explain but the guy who installed it said he had to take it apart and scrub for 10 minutes to clear it up, and it's still not completely gone. I could have spent half the money on a much nicer camera and just had it hooked up to my dvd player. HUUUGE rip off
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