szwisechipWireless Color Video Transmitter and Receiver for Vehicle Backup Camera/Front Car Camera

Installed on new double din radio on my 2007 Honda Ridgeline pickup truck in order to have a backup wireless camera. I didn't have to take apart anything except the dash to wire it to the radio and the back taillight to connect to the reverse light wiring harness. Way easier than having to take apart most of the interior and part of the bed liner in order to route wiring through the entire pickup like I've seen on youtube with the wired method which is very time consuming and a hassle. The radio had already come with the camera and set of long wires for routing through the truck, but I wanted to skip that method and purchased these transmitters and I am glad I did. Sometimes when I place the truck in reverse I get a quick black screen display, but it corrects itself back to the normal full color display within a second. Very good picture quality during the day and night. Can't complain since it was a cheap solution in order for me to add a wireless backup camera capability to my truck. Overall, I'd say it was a good purchase.

I have a Nissan Frontier with. 5.5 ft bed. Fairly short run to a Esky license plate camera (which by the way might be the best rear camera in price/quality). I moved this wireless setup a million different ways, and it flat out would not show a signal. Sent it back.Doing a wired set up is not the easiest, but using split loom tubing, tape wrap and zip ties takes a lot longer, but resulted in a factory look.The quick way is not the best way.

The wiring could be me, but the transmitting module is supposed to shut off when the car IS NO LONGER IN REVERSE🤔🧐.I am not going to ask for credit, because this very product(from a diff. Manuf.) worked perfectly with the $88 stereo I had before

I have tried multiple different things from making the antenna longer to moving the transmitter and receivers to different areas and I still could not get a decent image. The signal will be lost at some points and the image has constant static lines when it does work.

Wireless video transmitter. You get intermediate interference with the video feed. But for the money wireless is the way to go. Down the road I’ll spend more money to hardwire the camera to stereo.

Picture is good when it works. 50% of the time it’s staticky and blanking out. The signal must have a hard time getting through the body panels of my full size truck.

Eady to setup

Does not work well on a long vehicle. Signal is very weak.