Thinking about blind side camera.

This one's pretty expensive. I haven't really looked around but there have to wireless options out there that you can view on your smart phone.

If there's nothing out there specifically for trucks start searching RV back up cameras.

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When I have to blind-side between 2 objects (other trucks, most of the time), I don't worry about how many times I have to goal. I suppose a camera could help, but I don't know if I would completely trust it. I guess I'm just set in my ways, I only believe 20% of what I hear and 80% of what I see.

 

A fisheye lens like you'll find with backup camera systems will be very disorienting in angled backing situations.

 

Have a look at DieselBoss's web site he has truck specific camera systems.

 

I'm sure the RV backup cameras are the same as any car or pickup. Mounted into the license plate holder. Won't work when you need to see the corner and sides.

 

Amazon sells a wireless unit. I have one in my garage....it rotates and works at night too. If I was driving a sleeper, I would put one on the trailer, with a magnet mount! When I was backing. Magnet will only work on the steel dot bumper, but that is where you need it.

 

I've got one mounted at the back of my service truck. Its an F550 and visability is totally #### in those. The screen is only about 2" x 3" but I can see a fair ways back. A screen twice that size would be nicer. I've installed a couple wireless ones on some small construction gear. If you could find one with a decent range you could put a magnet on the camera and put it pretty much anywhere.