Otterman wrote:
That's a cool idea. Where'd you get the laser?
That's a cool idea. Where'd you get the laser?
Get the heat sink and battery pack too.
http://shop.z-bolt.com/12-mm-Green-Laser-Line-Generator-Wire-Leads--1-pc_p_84.html
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1996 F350 SRW CrewCabXLT, 7.3L TD, Vision 19.5/Hankook AH11, StableLoads, LoadLifter 5000s
2019 NL 10-2EXCD SE
1989 F250 XLT 7.3Lidi/ATC
1979 Lance 400
sasquatchgeoff wrote:
Get the heat sink and battery pack too.
http://shop.z-bolt.com/12-mm-Green-Laser-Line-Generator-Wire-Leads--1-pc_p_84.html
Otterman wrote:
That's a cool idea. Where'd you get the laser?
That's a cool idea. Where'd you get the laser?
Get the heat sink and battery pack too.
http://shop.z-bolt.com/12-mm-Green-Laser-Line-Generator-Wire-Leads--1-pc_p_84.html
How did you mount it? Got photos? Do you have an ON/OFF switch or just use the alligator clips.
I use a similar method but not as hi tech as your approach. I have small pieces of black electrical tape on the camper in the same locations you describe, one centered in the bottom of the rear truck window, and an orange strip down the center of the bed mat. Works OK.
06 RAM 3500,Dually,CTD,Auto(ATS Stage 1),QC,4X4,PacBrake,Spyntec Freespin Hubs,60 Gal Titan Tank,EFI Live, Line-X,Torklifts and SuperHitch,Fastguns
2013 Arctic Fox 990, 275 Watts Solar, 2 Grp 31 AGMs
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2007 Lance 1181, 2013 Chevy 3500 DRW
The one I got from Harbbor Freight seems to work fine.
http://www.tadibrothers.com/products/7-m........era-for-a-horse-trailer-rv-backup-system
I got lucky on the horse trailer. There were 5 wires running in the C channel along the inner roof line, one was hot if the trailer was hooked up to the truck and the truck was running. No lights need to be on in the truck or trailer for the camera to get power so I spliced into it. The camera still needs some angling andjustment but we have success. I just need to trim up the zip ties and secure the wiring.
The Lance was not pre wired for a camera so I tapped into the rear marker light for power. install was a snap.
* This post was last edited 04/19/17 08:36pm by Buzzcut1 *
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'10 Ford F-450, 6.4, 4.30, 4x4, 14,500 GVWR, '06 Host Rainer 950 DS, Torklift Talon tiedowns, Glow Steps, and Fastguns. Bilstein 4600s, Firestone Bags, Toyo M655 Gs, Curt front hitch, Energy Suspension bump stops.
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Buzzcut1 wrote:
My Latest project: Install a wireless tc back up and inside the horse trailer camera system from Tadi Brothers. My friend Pat has this set up on his Lance and horse trailer and it works great. I am eventually going to hook the monitor power to my Upfitter switches vs the current set up using the 12v dash socket. I spent Saturday morning on the install. One camera is on the back of the Lance above the rear door and the other will be inside the trailer so that we can monitor the horses in transit. The Cameras have military grade night vision capability.
![[image]](http://tinyurl.com/zov9rnv)
http://www.tadibrothers.com/products/7-m........era-for-a-horse-trailer-rv-backup-system
Sweet set up Buzzcut!!
I got lucky on the horse trailer. There were 5 wires running in the C channel along the inner roof line, one was hot if the trailer was hooked up to the truck and the truck was running. No lights need to be on in the truck or trailer for the camera to get power so I spliced into it. The camera still needs some angling andjustment but we have success. I just need to trim up the zip ties and secure the wiring.
![[image]](http://tinyurl.com/jso9fzz)
![[image]](http://tinyurl.com/hcp2xud)
The Lance was not pre wired for a camera so I tapped into the rear marker light for power. install was a snap.
![[image]](http://tinyurl.com/zc392nw)
![[image]](http://tinyurl.com/j8o64mg)
My Latest project: Install a wireless tc back up and inside the horse trailer camera system from Tadi Brothers. My friend Pat has this set up on his Lance and horse trailer and it works great. I am eventually going to hook the monitor power to my Upfitter switches vs the current set up using the 12v dash socket. I spent Saturday morning on the install. One camera is on the back of the Lance above the rear door and the other will be inside the trailer so that we can monitor the horses in transit. The Cameras have military grade night vision capability.
http://www.tadibrothers.com/products/7-m........era-for-a-horse-trailer-rv-backup-system
Sweet set up Buzzcut!!
I got lucky on the horse trailer. There were 5 wires running in the C channel along the inner roof line, one was hot if the trailer was hooked up to the truck and the truck was running. No lights need to be on in the truck or trailer for the camera to get power so I spliced into it. The camera still needs some angling andjustment but we have success. I just need to trim up the zip ties and secure the wiring.
The Lance was not pre wired for a camera so I tapped into the rear marker light for power. install was a snap.