Furrion Backup Camera Screen Size

[clange]

I should've done a little more homework before posting. I didn't realize that there were others on the market that had adapters to fit the prewiring for the Furrion. That is far more intriguing to me. For those using Haloview, I'm not too wild about running a cable along the roof to boost the signal. Have you had any problems getting a reliable signal to the monitor without the extra cable?

[thegreenblade]

I should've done a little more homework before posting. I didn't realize that there were others on the market that had adapters to fit the prewiring for the Furrion. That is far more intriguing to me. For those using Haloview, I'm not too wild about running a cable along the roof to boost the signal. Have you had any problems getting a reliable signal to the monitor without the extra cable?

I have the Haloview it’s not hard to just run the extender cable down the ladder under the trailer to the the A-frame. It’s works flawlessly.

[COGrandDes]

I should've done a little more homework before posting. I didn't realize that there were others on the market that had adapters to fit the prewiring for the Furrion. That is far more intriguing to me. For those using Haloview, I'm not too wild about running a cable along the roof to boost the signal. Have you had any problems getting a reliable signal to the monitor without the extra cable?

Go with the Haloview wireless.....no cabling. Here's the link on Amazon for review: https://smile.amazon.com/dp/B088GZBY...v_ov_lig_dp_it

[jleonard]

I have the Furrion with the small screen. I find it plenty big enough as I really don't use as much as I thought I would. And with the GPS and TPMS to monitor I have more than enough distractions.

[Whitexc]

Furrion with the 7” display here. It was only a few dollars difference when I bought but could have dealt with the 5”. I too rig it up to the rear view with some straps although this year, I need to figure out a power supply from the overhead center console in my Ram.

[SGT ROC]

I have the Furrion 4.3" I do wish I had gone with the 5", but other than that I find it a big help in certain situations. When backing, as mentioned previously, the microphone is great. I always have someone (normally my wife) back there for my own comfort and she speaks normally. When pulling down the road the lag might be a couple of tenths of a second. I can keep an eye on traffic to see when I'm being passed, and I can tell when to pull back in when passing.

[Scott'n'Wendy]

We mount it to the rearview mirror using the Haloview mount (https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B08J3RYDNW).

Ordered it off Canadian Amazon for $15. All based on your review...it better be good...lol

[Soundsailor]

Ordered it off Canadian Amazon for $15. All based on your review...it better be good...lol

It has worked well for me. The only issue I've had is that when slipping it on it tends to depress the call OnStar button on my Chevy. Just a quick click cancels the call so not a big deal. I did have to drill some small holes to get the mount to line up with my monitor since I don't have the Haloview monitor. That was easy-peasy.

[Ynot4me2]

Ordered it off Canadian Amazon for $15. All based on your review...it better be good...lol

It worked for us. I just found that with the TPMS also mounted to the windshield with a suction cup that all of these extra screens were blocking my view. So I just built a base that goes in the middle section on top of the dash and have the Haloview there along with the I10 TPMS. Frees up the windshield a little. I can drop off the rearview mirror adapter next spring as we pass through Thunder Bay. We're planning days at Sleeping Giant as we loop Lake Superior.

[Scott'n'Wendy]

I can drop off the rearview mirror adapter next spring as we pass through Thunder Bay. We're planning days at Sleeping Giant as we loop Lake Superior.

I think Amazon will beat you to it, but appreciate the offer.
Sleeping Giant is a very nice park. Used to be called Sibley Park. Have you been before?