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Rear view camera

By Cru · May 13, 2006in General💬 10 posts👁️ 2,660 views
Posted May 13, 2006 · 18:01 UTC#1
Has anyone tried using a different rear view camera with the Z1... other than the ND-BC1?

From what I understand the Z1 has a composite connector for the camera so you should be able to use any other camera with a composite out. Am I correct?
Posted May 13, 2006 · 18:04 UTC#2
Cru said:
Has anyone tried using a different rear view camera with the Z1... other than the ND-BC1?

From what I understand the Z1 has a composite connector for the camera so you should be able to use any other camera with a composite out. Am I correct?


Good question because I am wondering about that also.
Posted May 13, 2006 · 19:18 UTC#3
It should work with any camera with a rca output for video and a separate power conector.
Posted Jun 25, 2006 · 02:47 UTC#4
yes u can, it even works with a home security camera from walmart.
Posted Jun 25, 2006 · 04:49 UTC#5
Yes it works great...I just tried out a Sony 500 line lipstick camera today. I also tried out an infared camera with a huge IR light hooked up to my 4pin trailer light plug. I'll try and capture some stills and post them.
Posted Jul 06, 2006 · 00:21 UTC#7
In2Deep said:


Could you elaborate a little more on the camera? I only see a picture of it. What brand? cost? install required?

Thanks
Posted Jul 27, 2006 · 07:22 UTC#8
Cru said:
Has anyone tried using a different rear view camera with the Z1... other than the ND-BC1?

From what I understand the Z1 has a composite connector for the camera so you should be able to use any other camera with a composite out. Am I correct?



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Posted Jul 30, 2006 · 02:07 UTC#9
Nokturnal_Wooker said:


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How is it working for you? What are the specs and where did you get it?
I don't know where to physically put one without attracting too much attention and this one looks nice and small.
Posted Jul 30, 2006 · 13:12 UTC#10
As long as the cam is 12 volt and it has an RCA connectors, any cam should work. Best if you get a wide angle lens with Sony's Ex-view (expensive, but it is the best technology).