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| Audiovox ACA250 Wireless Vehicle Rear Observation System | 
 enlarge | Brand: Audiovox
Category: CE
List Price: $149.00
Buy New: $70.00
You Save: $79.00 (53%)
New (29) from $70.00
Avg. Customer Rating:  1 reviews
Media: Electronics
Shipping Weight (lbs): 1.2
Dimensions (in): 10 x 9.2 x 3
MPN: ACA250
Model: ACA250
UPC: 044476053320
EAN: 0044476053320
ASIN: B001A1U55I
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
Condition: Factory sealed
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| Features:
| • | 2.4 GHZ WIRELESS TRANSMITTER ELIMINATES THE NEED TO RUN WIRES THROUGH A VEHICLE, AUTOMATICALLY TURNS ON WHEN THE VEHICLE IS PUT IN REVERSE, 110deg WIDE ANGLE CAMERA ENABLES BETTER VIEWING, AUTOMATIC NIGHT VISION FOR BETTER VIEWING, SMALL CAMERA BRACKET ALLOWS REGISTRATION STICKERS TO STILL BE SEEN, 2.5" LCD MONITOR, DESIGNED FOR DIY INSTALLATION, 1 YEAR WARRANTY |
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| Editorial Reviews:
Product Description
2.4 GHZ WIRELESS TRANSMITTER ELIMINATES THE NEED TO RUN WIRES THROUGH A VEHICLEAUTOMATICALLY TURNS ON WHEN THE VEHICLE IS PUT IN REVERSE110deg WIDE ANGLE CAMERA ENABLES BETTER VIEWINGAUTOMATIC NIGHT VISION FOR BETTER VIEWINGSMALL CAMERA BRACKET ALLOWS REGISTRATION STICKERS TO STILL BE SEEN2.5" LCD MONITORDESIGNED FOR DIY INSTALLATION1 YEAR WARRANTY
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| Customer Reviews:
Cheap thin wiring wrong size for included parts June 27, 2008
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
First off, let me say I never got this system to work.
The camera hookup is supposed to use the included a vampire taps to get power and ground off the reverse light without any soldering or wire cutting. Just one problem, the wiring on the camera is WAY to thin to work with the vampire tap included. Instead of piercing the shielding and making an electrical connection, it just pinches the insulation and never goes completely through. This is just poor design on Audiovox's part and shows they don't test their final products. It's a shame.
The TV and camera operate on 2.4Ghz. Never did get the camera to fire up, but the TV already picks up ALOT of flickers of static in my driveway and while driving around the neighborhood. I can imagine it would be very difficult to see what was going on with as much static as there is. 5.8Ghz would have been a much better solution.
I don't want to hack apart my truck's OEM wiring for an accessory that might not last a year so this one is definately going back.
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