Backup Camera
#11
06-19-2007 | 05:40 PM
Joined: Apr 2007
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RE: Backup Camera
Ragz try this:
Click Post Reply
Then on the bottom of the screen it says Embed Picture in Post
Click on that
Then Click here to upload!
A pop up box comes up says Select A file
Choose File then Click OK
And then OK on the bottom of this screen and it should post for you.
Jenn
Click Post Reply
Then on the bottom of the screen it says Embed Picture in Post
Click on that
Then Click here to upload!
A pop up box comes up says Select A file
Choose File then Click OK
And then OK on the bottom of this screen and it should post for you.
Jenn
#12
06-19-2007 | 11:00 PM
Joined: Jan 2006
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RE: Backup Camera
ORIGINAL: ragz12
I took some pics but I dont know how to insert them
I took some pics but I dont know how to insert them
If you want to have a better understanding of how posting pictures works and other forum issues, read the various threads here...
https://www.hummerforums.com/forumid_13/tt.htm
#13
06-20-2007 | 07:12 AM
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RE: Backup Camera
Got it
Thanks
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#16
06-20-2007 | 09:57 AM
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Posts: 1,473
From: Central Ohio
RE: Backup Camera
ORIGINAL: ragz12
No, it is hard wired
No, it is hard wired
#18
06-20-2007 | 07:36 PM
Joined: Apr 2007
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RE: Backup Camera
A friend just purchased a '07 H3 and he found a back-up camera of all places Sam's Club for about $80 but said the screen is just a tad too big for him, plus I don't believe its wireless and that's what I want also. Isaw a wireless one at Pep Boys but haven't gone to look at it yet. Hope its ok to post company names... don't shoot me!
#19
06-20-2007 | 09:18 PM
Joined: Oct 2006
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RE: Backup Camera
Guys (and gals),
In my opinion, I do not believe that you will be happy with a wireless camera unless you spend some decent money for a quality transmitter/receiver combo. I purchased the$90.00 wireless cam from Walmart and promptly returned it becausethe reciever/monitor had too much intermittent interference.In addition, it could cause issues with cell phone usage and/or vice versa. The wireless cameras are only missing 1 wire (from the camera to the monitor).The camera and the monitorstill have to be wired into the vehicle's electrical system for power. Why not simply run 1 more wire under the carpet or door jams.Sorry for the intrusion, but Ifelt I needed togive my 2 cents, as for several years we have been manufacturing wireless video surveillance systems for law enforcement agencies. Wireless cams can be a real pain in the a$$ (especially cheap ones). Go hardwired.
In my opinion, I do not believe that you will be happy with a wireless camera unless you spend some decent money for a quality transmitter/receiver combo. I purchased the$90.00 wireless cam from Walmart and promptly returned it becausethe reciever/monitor had too much intermittent interference.In addition, it could cause issues with cell phone usage and/or vice versa. The wireless cameras are only missing 1 wire (from the camera to the monitor).The camera and the monitorstill have to be wired into the vehicle's electrical system for power. Why not simply run 1 more wire under the carpet or door jams.Sorry for the intrusion, but Ifelt I needed togive my 2 cents, as for several years we have been manufacturing wireless video surveillance systems for law enforcement agencies. Wireless cams can be a real pain in the a$$ (especially cheap ones). Go hardwired.
#20
06-20-2007 | 09:34 PM
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RE: Backup Camera
ORIGINAL: finskeeper
Guys (and gals),
In my opinion, I do not believe that you will be happy with a wireless camera unless you spend some decent money for a quality transmitter/receiver combo. I purchased the$90.00 wireless cam from Walmart and promptly returned it becausethe reciever/monitor had too much intermittent interference.In addition, it could cause issues with cell phone usage and/or vice versa. The wireless cameras are only missing 1 wire (from the camera to the monitor).The camera and the monitorstill have to be wired into the vehicle's electrical system for power. Why not simply run 1 more wire under the carpet or door jams.Sorry for the intrusion, but Ifelt I needed togive my 2 cents, as for several years we have been manufacturing wireless video surveillance systems for law enforcement agencies. Wireless cams can be a real pain in the a$$ (especially cheap ones). Go hardwired.
Guys (and gals),
In my opinion, I do not believe that you will be happy with a wireless camera unless you spend some decent money for a quality transmitter/receiver combo. I purchased the$90.00 wireless cam from Walmart and promptly returned it becausethe reciever/monitor had too much intermittent interference.In addition, it could cause issues with cell phone usage and/or vice versa. The wireless cameras are only missing 1 wire (from the camera to the monitor).The camera and the monitorstill have to be wired into the vehicle's electrical system for power. Why not simply run 1 more wire under the carpet or door jams.Sorry for the intrusion, but Ifelt I needed togive my 2 cents, as for several years we have been manufacturing wireless video surveillance systems for law enforcement agencies. Wireless cams can be a real pain in the a$$ (especially cheap ones). Go hardwired.