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Yes, I have a Raymarine plotter and the rear viewing camera feeds into it.
I think they come in all prices, resolution, waterproof, light sensitivity, etc.
Unfortunately I can't tell you much about install as it was already on boat.
So, a pretty useless post.
I think they come in all prices, resolution, waterproof, light sensitivity, etc.
Unfortunately I can't tell you much about install as it was already on boat.
So, a pretty useless post.
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Did you search recent threads? I seem to recall some recent threads that addressed rear view cameras. Try the link at the end of this post to see if there are some recent relevant discussions.
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I upgraded my raymarine and used one of their simple cameras to give me a rear view. Comes in handing when docking/undocking and maneuvering in tight quarters.
It is connected to my display on the upper bridge and that is the only place I can see the video.
The other advantage is it allows me to see if someone is coming up behind me and to watch the wake and see how the trim tabs are effecting the wake.
All around a worthwhile addition.
It is connected to my display on the upper bridge and that is the only place I can see the video.
The other advantage is it allows me to see if someone is coming up behind me and to watch the wake and see how the trim tabs are effecting the wake.
All around a worthwhile addition.
Thanks, I saw a outdoor camera for $160, do you remember where you got yours.
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My Raymarine e127 MFD has 1 wired camera input but can also use wireless cameras. Does anyone know which wireless cameras will work with it? Raymarine sells cameras for about $600 wjich is not in the budget right now.
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