Can i hook this up to an addition flip town tv screen in the back of my van? and how is that screen controlled?
1601105
I do not think you can this is a base unit. I wold go to a custom shop they would be able to give you the best advice.
1601106
I do not own this unit, but with most these in dash units they supply a yellow video out cable and if the pictures in the details belong to this unit you should be able to hook it up to your flip down. 99% sure. And because this is a base unit it would simply either mirror the screens. Or only activate the flip down when there is media being played. 9/10 it's going to mirror the screen. Hope that helps.
1601107
You have to run a split from the radio Monitor through the inside of the door then to side of the drive or the passenger seat then inside of the seat then to the monitor
312507
I don't have a good answer for you. My brother installed it for me. I know he was distressed to find that he had to rewire the connector...I don't know if it was the van, or the unit. He hoped it would just be a plug in. Hope this helps.
1149552
You won't be able to use this or any portable TV in a moving car. It won't be able to pick up digital signals while the car is in motion.
525227
I am using it from antenna to 2 TVs. Product shows it can go both ways, two inputs to one. You should be able to make the switch from your TV screen.
422336
if you're not going to use in the car will need to use a voltage adapter, if you connect it to the car directly to the dc feed truck, bring bring the wires, one red one black is the positive which is negative and one that can be yellow or blue the remote that comes from the dvd player does so automatically turn the screen.
1930655
Yes, it's simply wire you splice into your reverse light. That way when you put your vehicle in reverse it switches the input of the stereo to the video input.
319949
From what I have seen doesn't matter how you hook it up it's a scam system sold buy people on back of a van I would recommend not buying it at all if you did you got scammed
961259
I know it controls the volume of the computer its attach to. I don't think it can control the TV's volume/power.
1057705
I would imagine that it will work with anything that has a vid input. It works very wellWith cheap 4.3" screen I'm using wired to reverse light and screen wired to any on while driving 12v source. I used 1 of the 3 12v outlets I have. Just removed and wired screen to back of 12v outlet. And it comes on automatically when put truck into reverse good luck! Great cam!
656675
My advice would be to install some ancillary method as a "safety" if you are mounting a TV in a vehicle - like a camper. Perhaps something as simple as a couple of screw-eyes mounted solidily so you could us a bungie cord or some other strap to hold the TV when the vehicle is moving.
2235376
If you mean the video from say a DVD playing on the display of your headunit, then it's not this harness that you need to alter to make it work. It's on your headunit to OEM interface that you need to look into. Also note that it is in fact illegal to do so in most states.
1701633
There is a switch in the battery compartment that you can use to control either TV.
1136639
Yes, it will work, however you will have to run a rca from the camera and plug into the mygig. Its really not hard. I'm sure you already have a line running into your video display. Its just like plugging into the back of a TV. I love mine and I will always purchase one if I upgrade a vehicle with a new system.
980035
A DVD player and a power inverter, unless you already have a indash DVD player for your radio, then you could just hook the monitor up to that.
2205029
I'm not sure but the screen is huge! I think one screen would be sufficient, even in a van.
1469720
There are inputs for audio & video on the back of the chassis. It has "RCA" - type receptacles for both video and audio inputting.--MK
186474
I didn't see an easy way to do it. If you wire it into you computer then yes but that would require the computer software to do that (not sure if it is included) but I did enjoy the ability to watch tv in a corner while working on the computer.