Bob Matsuoka 
If you buy or lease a recent vehicle, you almost certainly have a backup camera. Most people use these cameras to get a picture-perfect image of whatever’s behind them, but these powerful instruments can do much more than that. The lines on your backup camera … Read more
Backup cameras are now required in every new vehicle, which may surprise you. As of 2018, all new vehicles must come equipped with a backup camera. This demonstrates how beneficial these low-profile add-ons are. But how do they function? When you put your vehicle in … Read more
Though adding a rearview camera to a new automobile may increase the price, the additional money will almost certainly be worth it. While cameras never fail to amaze, they do have their flaws that we must be aware of. It’s most likely a camera issue … Read more
A backup camera, often known as a rear-view camera, has evolved into a car’s digital safety net. Rear-view cameras are not available in older automobiles, although they are available in newer vehicles. Road safety necessitates the use of backup cameras or rear-view cameras. You may … Read more
Is it a young kid or a dog? To the camera, please! So you want to put a backup camera on your reliable, but old, vehicle. What a fantastic concept! These useful gadgets have had such an influence on the automobile industry that they are … Read more
One crucial consideration when purchasing an RV backup camera is whether to go with a wireless or wired system. Although wired camera systems take more time and money to set up, they provide higher-quality pictures and last longer than wireless ones. Do you need a … Read more
It began while we were out west in the scorching heat of the desert. When I’m driving, I prefer to have my backup camera monitor on so that I can keep an eye on my Honda CR-V that’s being towed back there. I can’t tell … Read more
Reversing a big vehicle such as an SUV, sedan, bus, RV, or truck is one of the most difficult things to perform since you don’t have a great perspective of what’s immediately behind you. You may believe that merely rotating your head around would keep … Read more
As soon as I purchased my first car with a backup camera pre-installed, I considered it standard and essential equipment. I have three little children, and I’ve heard far too many heartbreaking tales of parents inadvertently driving over their children, so it’s critical for me … Read more
The tire pressure monitoring system (TPMS) in your vehicle is designed to alert you if one or more of your tires are considerably under-inflated, potentially resulting in dangerous driving conditions. The TPMS low tire pressure indication is a yellow sign in the form of a … Read more
For your RV, do you need a Tire Pressure Monitoring System? With so many possibilities, deciding which system to utilize might be difficult. So let’s look at 5 differences between the TireMinder TPMS and the Truck System Technologies (TST) Tire Pressure Monitoring System. Why We … Read more
Tire pressure monitoring sensors (TPMS) are devices placed in certain contemporary automobiles that monitor the level of tire pressures while driving, allowing drivers to detect any problems with their tires. Normally, there is a light on the dashboard that illuminates when there is a problem … Read more
Your tire pressure light is still on even after you’ve filled your tires to the proper PSI. It occurs from time to time, and you may have to reset it. Your tire pressure monitoring system (TPMS) is critical to the safety of your car, so … Read more
If you’re getting ready to install a TV in your RV, you may be wondering what size TV backer plate you’ll need. The size of your TV backer may vary, but it will normally be 12′′ x 12′′, or it may be a bit larger, … Read more
You may not be sure which brand is the best if you’re installing a new RV TV or replacing an old one. Jensen and Furion, the two most common brands of camper TVs that come factory installed in a camper, may be known to you. … Read more
The huge luxury campers with their enormous speakers and outside TVs were constantly visible. Of course, we were envious and a touch jealous. Don’t get me wrong: I like sitting around a campfire just as much as anybody else. However, it was always exciting to … Read more
So, you acquired that new RV, located the ideal camping spot, and connected up the water, electricity, and TV. Then you switched on the television and there was nothing… What are your options now? There’s no need to be concerned; the problem will most likely … Read more
The prices for satellite TV and internet antennas, dishes, and hotspots have been adjusted. The ISatHub has also been deleted from our list of satellite internet hotspots. Unfortunately, Inmarsat’s service for this hotspot will be discontinued on June 1, 2021. Climbing inside your RV and … Read more
The majority of RVs are equipped with TVs. However, finding out the best method to watch your favorite programs while traveling might be difficult. So, let’s see which is best for RVs: Dish vs. DIRECTV. DIRECTV is better for full-time RVers in general. DIRECTV offers … Read more
You can’t get enough of RV programs on TV? You’ve come to the right spot, since this list of the top RV TV Series includes all of the finest shows out there, including those you may not be aware of! This comprehensive list of the … Read more
What Are The Best 12 Volt TVs For Your RV? On This List, You Might Find The Best TV For Your RV. Despite the fact that Jennifer and I do not watch much television, I have one in our RV. There are two of them. … Read more
Everything old is new again for cord cutters, at least when it comes to picking up free, over-the-air (OTA) television via an antenna. Many individuals are quitting cable in favor of streaming TV and over-the-air television as they become weary of the escalating expenses of … Read more
Are you sick of missing out on your favorite programs or having to watch the same thing over and again? We’ve compiled a list of 10 simple DIY TV antenna ideas that will make your streaming time and days a lot more enjoyable. You’ve probably … Read more
To view local broadcast networks like ABC, CBS, FOX, NBC, and PBS, as well as hundreds of sub-channels, most individuals don’t require a streaming subscription. With a TV antenna, you may watch the most popular TV series on local broadcast channels for free. Few people … Read more
There are several benefits to connecting an antenna to your television. It’s easy to use, inexpensive, and yet offers you access to local programs. Learn how to connect an antenna to a Samsung TV in the video below. Samsung TVs may be linked to an … Read more
If you have digital television, installing a digital antenna is a simple operation. Analog antennas formerly utilized the same sort of coaxial connection as digital antennas use. If you’ve ever put up an analog TV antenna, the setup procedure will be quite familiar to you. … Read more
While traveling by RV is fun in and of itself, it’s also pleasant to go back to the creature amenities we take for granted at home. That means watching a program, the news, or a movie on TV every now and again. Naturally, getting cable … Read more
Whether you’re living the RV lifestyle or just utilizing your rig as a mobile hotel, there are certain aspects of your home life that you won’t want to give up, and most people’s favorite television programs are towards the top of the list. Even if … Read more
You may receive free, fast access to hundreds of local stations with an over-the-air RV TV antenna. If you’ve never done it before, though, connecting your TV to your RV’s antenna might be difficult. Fortunately, it’s a straightforward procedure! So, let’s have a look at … Read more
When working with electricity, finding a certain wire might be difficult. This is particularly true if you are unfamiliar with electrical wiring. Finding the appropriate wire for everything from home wiring to a vehicle radio may be difficult. In this post, we’ll concentrate on the … Read more
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