Yakry FHD 1080P Digital Wireless Backup Camera for RVs/Trailers/Trucks/Fifth Wheels/Boats Rear/Front View Camera 7''Monitor with DVR System Highway Monitoring System Guide Lines ON/OFF

I think that purchasing this system is one of the best buys that I've ever made on Amazon. Both of my sons, who also have RV's, also have the Yakry system now, and my wife's sister, who also RV's with us, is also about to purchase one. We're VERY satisfied with the system's capabilities and the way that it works.I purchased the 2-camera system because I knew from the beginning that I was going to need 3 cameras and 2 extended antennas. My needs are quite a bit different than those of most of the reviewers. I did mount a camera on our 2020 Rockwood Signature travel trailer, using the Furrion bracket that came on the back wall of the trailer from the factory. But I needed the 2 additional cameras and their extended antennas for my metal 16'X40' RV garage. I had no trouble communicating with Yakry by phone and email, and I was able to order the 2 extended antennas and additional camera from them with no trouble. THANK YOU, TINA!!We live on a corner and have an RV garage in our back yard, which is accessed from our side street. Before I begin to try to back our RV into the garage, I must pull the truck up to the street intersection at the front of our house. I must then back the trailer to the left and I have to "jack-knife" the truck and trailer to get the rear of the 37' trailer to go into 12'X13' overhead door without the truck tires hitting the curb on the opposite side of the street. Once I "jackknife" the trailer, I can no longer see the right side of the trailer or the right side of the garage door opening or right wall of the garage. I had to have someone standing on the right side of the trailer and garage to make sure that I didn't hit the door opening or the inside wall of the garage before I had a chance to straighten the truck and trailer back inline with each other, so that I could see the right side of the trailer and garage in my passenger-side mirror.Once the truck and trailer were inside, I could pull forward and straighten the truck and trailer (un-jack-knife🙂) so that I could use my mirrors to see both sides. I then had to have my helper(s) stand at the back wall of the garage, and tell me when the rubber cover over the trailer's receiver hitch touched the concrete retaining wall that the back wall and one sidewall of the garage sits on. The retaining walls were made necessary because of our sloping lot. Unless the rubber cover on the trailer's receiver hitch touches the concrete wall in back, the overhead garage door can't be shut because it comes down onto the trailer coupler on the trailer's front A-frame. I couldn't do this by myself (which I usually am when I bring the trailer in from camping, because my wife still works).I now have one Yakry camera in the middle of the back wall of the garage, pointed toward the garage door, that allows me to see on the monitor what angle the trailer is at when it is first coming through the garage door opening, and see what kind of clearance I have on the door opening and walls on both sides. When I pull up to the intersection, before beginning to back the trailer, I can switch the entire screen (to get a larger picture) from camera #1 (on the back wall of the trailer) to camera #2 (on the back wall of the garage). Once I've straightened out the truck and trailer, and can use my mirrors to see side clearance, I then switch the monitor to camera #3, which is mounted on a metal beam on the right sidewall of the garage next to the back corner, and is pointed down so that I can clearly see the concrete wall and see the trailer bumper and the receiver hitch on the trailer (which sticks out about 2 inches past the bumper).I can do this now by myself, without the help of another person, now that I have the help of the monitor and 2 cameras in the garage. I shift the truck into 4WD-Low Range, and inch the trailer back until I see the rubber receiver hitch cover touch the back wall. The HD camera at full screen on the monitor makes it easy to watch this from the driver's seat. When the hitch cover touches the wall, I know that I can unhook the trailer and get the overhead door closed. (No, my wife can't have a bigger trailer anymore!! lol)Touching the hitch to the wall was impossible with my old system, and even watching the trailer as it approached and went through the door opening was "iffy". It was not HD, and it got a lot of interference from my running diesel truck. (Which is weird, because a diesel doesn't have an ignition system and spark plugs.) But I knew I'd need the extended antennas on the Yakry system because when the truck is at the intersection, before I begin to back the trailer, the monitor is about 150 ft. from the cameras and monitors in the garage, and they are not in "line-of-sight". With the Yakry system, as long as the big overhead door is open, at 150 ft. I have an HD view on both inside-the-garage cameras, with no interference.I can't speak to the longevity of the Yakry system, because I've only had it up and running for 2 camping trips. But if it lasts anything like it works, I will be tickled pink. This system has already been a Godsend to me, and has greatly simplified backing our RV into its garage, which used to be a task I dreaded worse than going to the dentist!!🙂

Awesome! Installed on our Grand Design Imagine 21BHE and it was a simple 25min job. The RV is prewired for Furrion but the Yakry comes with adapters. Works great with good resolution and wide coverage. Makes backing the trailer into tight areas much less stressful and eliminates the need for multiple spotters while doing so. Monitor is easy to view during bright days and resolution was good in shaded areas and while backing after sunset. Looking forward to installing a side view camera for highway driving. If safety is a concern with your RV while backing this camera will definitely ease any concerns. Thx, great product at reasonable price!

This is a great system. It came with everything needed for easy installation. I chose to make a small mounting bracket for the monitor, only because I wanted it closer to me and not obstructing my view out of the windshield. A windshield mount does come with the camera and works well. Keep in mind that the camera draws power from the trailer lights, so your vehicle lights must be turned on to see the picture in the monitor. Picture quality is superb especially for a system at this affordable price point. I would highly recommend!

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Have tried other cameras only to be disappointed , I’m really impressed with the quality of this unit and how easy it was to install in my tow vehicle & caravan.Very happy with my purchase and would definitely recommend.