Back up camera

[Papabee49]

Has anyone replaced the stock backup camera with a better quality one. We have a 2017 Storm 36D and the angle of the camera is, well, not as good as it could be.

[LJowdy]

When you make the decision, call these guys, they're absolutely great to work with.
https://www.rvcams.com/

[Healeyman]

[QUOTE=Papabee49;4631531...the angle of the camera is, well, not as good as it could be.[/QUOTE]

If it is the vertical camera angle that is off (too low or too high) that is usually easily adjusted with an allen wrench.

I had to adjust mine. ALL I could see was the front of my car

If the picture quality is bad, that is usually more expensive.

Tim

[Papabee49]

No the picture quality is OK, it is just that the lens angle lis to narrow. I can see about 15-18 feet straight back, which is great for viewing our trike trailer while towing. However, when backing up I would also like to see a bit of a wider angle and catch what is on the sides. I am still looking and would prefer to just replace the original camera and not have to go the wireless route and add a second camera. Thanks for your reply. Safe travels.

[SavnTheWales]

Originally Posted by Papabee49

No the picture quality is OK, it is just that the lens angle lis to narrow. I can see about 15-18 feet straight back, which is great for viewing our trike trailer while towing. However, when backing up I would also like to see a bit of a wider angle and catch what is on the sides. I am still looking and would prefer to just replace the original camera and not have to go the wireless route and add a second camera. Thanks for your reply. Safe travels.

I also was thinking of using 2 cameras, 1 pointed down, 1 pointed back, and combining them in a split screen fashion. I noticed one of the companies sells a dual camera that might work.

[Papabee49]

Thanks SavnTheWales, I could do that or just get a new wireless system I will have to just keep looking. I was hoping to just remove the OEM camera and put a newer one in its place.