Clobbering the back of your combine harvester against an oak tree or backing over the boss’s pickup is no fun whatsoever. So the addition of a rear-view camera to keep tabs on what’s going on behind ...

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The latest wireless reversing camera system from Sparex consists of a colour 18cm monitor and colour day/night camera. It’s waterproof and robust, says the company, as well as being easy to install.

Although the reversing camera is fast-becoming standard fare on upper-echelon models on sale in Australia, it doesn't mean you have to part with your pride and joy to make it safer. As little as $250 ...

As you rightly point out, the main issue with wireless reversing cameras for motorhomes is the distance between the screen by the driver and the camera at the rear may be long enough to result in a ...

OLATHE, Kan.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Garmin ® International Inc., a unit of Garmin Ltd. (NYSE: GRMN), today announced the rugged BC ™ 50 and BC 50 with Night Vision wireless backup cameras that help drivers ...

Reversing cameras are fast becoming standard fare on upper-echelon models on sale in Australia but this doesn't mean you have to part with your pride and joy to make it safer. Less than $250 can buy ...