The antennas are screw-in mounts with vertical adjustment. Note to radio operators - the system runs in the 2.4GHz spectrum.
Since the camera bracket is already installed on the trailer- the kit includes the camera, an extra set of screws to attach it to the mount, the wireless monitor, a power cord (with 12VDC lighter plug) for the monitor, and a suction-cup mount to hold the monitor onto your windshield. The camera kit comes in a relatively thin box. We contacted Furrion and obtained a sample of their Furrion Observation camera to test. Being able to see back there can provide some extra peace of mind. This is especially important on toy haulers, where you usually have no visibility behind the rear ramp door. It gives you usable images when driving to provide a better view of traffic around you, and when stationary to provide an element of security.
I prefer the advantages of a camera that can be operated for long durations. The difference in these is that the camera and monitor for an observation camera are more suited to long-term operation, while a back-up camera and monitor are intended to run for only short periods, while backing up. The 2016 Grand Design Momentum 385TH ( and many other RV’s, come with a prep kit from Furrion ( pre-installed on the back, for connecting either a Back-Up Camera or an Observation Camera. Since the backup camera on your tow vehicle will be blocked by what you are towing, I strongly recommend finding a good one that can be connected up to the back of your trailer. Another more modern invention is the backup camera. Having another person with you, preferably with a two-way radio, can really help too.
There is nothing wrong with stopping, setting your emergency brake, and getting out and taking a look at the situation. Īny time you are driving or backing up a trailer, having as much of a picture of the area as possible gives you an edge.NOTE: THE FOLLOWING REVIEW IS COPYRIGHT 2016 BY RVHOME.SCHOOL RVHOME.SCHOOL: Review - Furrion Observation CameraįURRION FOS48TA-BL OBSERVATION CAMERA Both a backup camera and an observation system
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