Kenwood P-NAV6019 Navigation/HU
JK Enthusiast
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From: (-79.8,32.8,0) Mount Pleasant, SC
The back up cameras give me an idea. I think the Jeep Rescue concept had this.
A camera mounted on each wheel showing the inside of the wheel and the suspension.
Mount a small light on each corner of your jeep, figure a way to get a 4 way split screen or something.
Then you could offroad in the dark without a spotter and see whats going on at each wheel. I think that would be great.
Then I will get a back-and-forth flashing red light on the bumper and get it to call me "Michael".
A camera mounted on each wheel showing the inside of the wheel and the suspension.
Mount a small light on each corner of your jeep, figure a way to get a 4 way split screen or something.
Then you could offroad in the dark without a spotter and see whats going on at each wheel. I think that would be great.
Then I will get a back-and-forth flashing red light on the bumper and get it to call me "Michael".
Front/Side
http://www.eclipse-web.com/acce/fec106.html
Rear
http://www.eclipse-web.com/acce/bec106.html
JK Jedi
Joined: Feb 2007
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From: Denver, CO
Eclipse offers a front mount side view camera that mounts in the grill and gives you a split screen. They also offer a rear view camera.
Front/Side
http://www.eclipse-web.com/acce/fec106.html
Rear
http://www.eclipse-web.com/acce/bec106.html
Front/Side
http://www.eclipse-web.com/acce/fec106.html
Rear
http://www.eclipse-web.com/acce/bec106.html
JK Enthusiast
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From: (-79.8,32.8,0) Mount Pleasant, SC
I am not sure how those cameras work, but if you could hook to up 4, either one for each side or one for front and other for back, you could cover all 4 wheels. I would imagine you would need a video splitter to handle the feeds. Would be an interesting project.
Just some thoughts.
Just some thoughts.