good picture - when it's delivered. Have mounted on 11' camper on my pickup.... with only approx. 18' from dash to back of camper - would expect easy ability to wirelessly connect... but it's spotty. nice picture when it does connect, but disappointed in ability to constantly keep connected. Bought this particular setup due to dual antannae - expecting more than i'm receiving.

Great Camera was easily paired an installation with pre existing mount was okay you have to make sure to fit everything before installing on TT. My EPRO 19FBS had the wiring already installed so with a plug n tuck the cable is connected. Make sure you have 7 pin trailer connection on your vehicle installed a running lights on or place a fuse in the cable in to jump the connection to turn on the TT running lights that's the best way to get your installation done. When parked for end of season I remove the camera and place inside so as not to be in the elements. Easy removal. Will update after trip during thanksgiving week but should be a awesome trip being able to see what's happening behind on our route

this system is for backup camera for 35 foot fifth wheel, I have checked the cameras but have not installed them yet.
My son has had a dohonest camera system on his fifth wheel camera system with no problems for 3 years.
A friend also has one and received a free camera after his purchase. They both love the dohonest system, the reason I purchased another one. The price for what you get is wonderful.

I have a question about recording time on the128 gb camera card.......how long do you get if 4 cameras are running and re watching a video can you break up the camers and look at 1 in full screen....i do not think there is audio is there sound.......bought the system for horse trailer its a great system ....we also bought 2 more cameras.......need one for boat racing.....thank you Tom Byrd

I have a Jayco travel trailer with pre-wiring for a Furrion camera system. I decided to give DoHonest a shot after reading about it as a recommendation on a big RV blog. It was hard to beat the deal on this so why not - much cheaper than a Furrion system.

I haven't installed it on the trailer yet (soon!) but I unpacked everything and tested it out. They supply a testing Y cable, which is fantastic so you can connect both the screen and a camera to it and then connect it to your cigarette lighter (DC 12V). That way you know everything is working before actually installing it. Everything looked good - the cameras work and produce good video on the screen.

I'm very happy with this so far and I'll update the review once I get everything installed on the travel trailer. The video they provide a link to in the instructions is extremely helpful.

One tip... I was driving myself batty trying to get the menu button to work on the display and was just about to return it when my daughter toyed around with it and figured out that it only works while in single camera view on the screen. When it's in multi-screen mode, it just doesn't do anything.

Update: I installed the camera on the back of the travel trailer. The bracket adapter for Furrion systems has a notch in the top right to sort of hook onto the mount on the trailer, which is correct. However, mine wasn't aligning correctly. I needed to bend it somewhat with a pair of pliers to get it to fit. Even then it wasn't perfect but it's "good enough." There seems to be a little bit of a gap between the adapter and the mount. Temporarily, I covered any opening in electrical tape but I'll be using some silicone to seal up that gap just to ensure it's watertight.

Otherwise, everything works great - the camera is easy to adjust up and down and I found the position that works best for me. It looks good on the screen and should be a great asset on our upcoming trips.