hughesdave123
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In my album. Running the wires for it all was the challenge , had to take a lot a part .
Rear Camera Install
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Good job... well done.
Talking about cameras I have to add the following.
If you were to add 4 cameras (bow, stern, port & starboard) and have their image data consolidated and stitched via a software program it's possible to get a birds eye view of the complete boat. This same technique is being used on some cars and in fact I was at my local Volvo dealership the other week and they had such a camera system on their new MY2016 XC90. It was truly amazing and it really was as if someone was 50 feet above the car with a wide angle lens looking straight down on the car. The screen inside the car showed every thing around the car making parking, reverse parking etc a breeze and without there ever being a chance for hitting something, such as another car beside you, a small animal and a crawling child.
Talking about cameras I have to add the following.
If you were to add 4 cameras (bow, stern, port & starboard) and have their image data consolidated and stitched via a software program it's possible to get a birds eye view of the complete boat. This same technique is being used on some cars and in fact I was at my local Volvo dealership the other week and they had such a camera system on their new MY2016 XC90. It was truly amazing and it really was as if someone was 50 feet above the car with a wide angle lens looking straight down on the car. The screen inside the car showed every thing around the car making parking, reverse parking etc a breeze and without there ever being a chance for hitting something, such as another car beside you, a small animal and a crawling child.
NorthernFocus
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That's pretty cool. Was it difficult to interface it with the display?
hughesdave123
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this is the Garmin GC 10 Marine Camera reverse image . I had to take my time with the install , no wires or screws are visible from the inside . but it was pretty simple to do the interfacing with the raymarine unit , plug and play there.
Install parts list all from amazon Prime:
1 x Garmin GC 10 Marine Camera reverse image
1 x Garmin 15m Video extension cable
1 x BNC Male to BNC Male Adapter
1 x small bottle 3M 5200 Marine Adhesive Sealant.
Install parts list all from amazon Prime:
1 x Garmin GC 10 Marine Camera reverse image
1 x Garmin 15m Video extension cable
1 x BNC Male to BNC Male Adapter
1 x small bottle 3M 5200 Marine Adhesive Sealant.
hughesdave123
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CORPSVET":stmd02k1 said:
What model Garmin do you have ? Since the GC-10 is made by Garmin I would assume so . it also depends if you have the free ports in your network . My boat already had the Raymarine IP network , but I didn't use that for this install since I had the free video ports on the back of this unit .
I have always used raymarine , but I would gladly switch to Garmin for the auto routing feature on the GPS and Autopilot ,they have on the new touchscreens ,