I'm thinking of using this to temporarily roof mount on the ceiling of a car. Is the "flip" in the description a digital image flip (turning the image upside down) or just the swivel flip of the physical screen? I'm thinking of using this to temporarily roof mount on the ceiling of a car. Is the "flip" in the description a digital image flip (turning the image upside down) or just the swivel... » Read More I'm thinking of using this to temporarily roof mount on the ceiling of a car. Is the "flip" in the description a digital image flip (turning the image upside down) or just the swivel flip of the physical screen? « Show Less
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Swivel flip of physical screen. It swivels 180 and then flips down onto the base
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It doesn't digitally flip the image. If it is mounted upside down then the image will be upside down. The flip is only a horizontal turn of 180 degrees. Hope this helps
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I have to tell you the truth, first I have no idea about your flip, very sorry. Second I've used it only once with my camera and from what I remember, it's pretty flexible. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful.
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yes to can flip and rotate the image, but it the camera has a big in the PTZ arrow's are mixed up after you do that.
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This does not change direction, I bought one last year and installed it in my car/project to provide variable speed control for the 12v DC fan, instead of hi/med/low/off. For that it works perfect. I bought the same one this year for the same purpose, just a different fan, unfortunately they changed the minimum voltage, it is now 20v DC, so this will not work in typical automotive applications anymore. If you have a reversible motor the direction of rotation is typically controlled by a Double Pole / Double Throw (DPDT) switch. You can google a schematic of how to wire it up, but it depends on your motor, most dc motors are not reversible. Hope this helps, and good luck.
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Oh, added note: because mounting the camer the way I described puts it upside-down, use the setting to flip the image.
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The screen is on a swivel and will rotate all the way around..but to answer your question..if you want to permanently mount it in the other directions all of the mounting holes are in the same spot so it should be very simple and easy to do...but the quickest fix is to just spin the monitor to face the other direction.
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This an indoor antenna(no magnetic base for the car). Look for the XM antenna with the magnetic base. This antenna will work but it will not stick to the roof of the car. I've used this antenna on the dash of my car, not on the car roof. DTF
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the instruction manual is at church so I went on line. Page 53 says it can be mounted behind the screen. it will also hang from the ceiling inverted. It seems to me it does it all. See also page 15.
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The adapter is plugged into a standard wall outlet; the flip is then plugged into the adapter. Operating systems have nothing to do with it.
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It works just fine for looking out. I've been using it with my dashcam for awhile now. It is just put up with the flip tab facing toward the front of the car, opposite to the view in the product image here.
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The image you get in on the monitor is backwards from a normal camera, so I believe it does have a mirror image as you inquired about. It also has a light grid pattern over-laid on the image, which is intended to project your car's path when moving in reverse. The grid cannot normally be turned off, however, if you disconnect power to the camera and then reconnect it quickly, the camera will sometimes change to a normal camera output (non-reversed) without the grid overlay. I discovered this quite by accident and I've never seen this happen under normal usage though.
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It is flip out. I have an Expedition and it covers my controls under where my radio goes. But, it has different settings how you want the screen so sit so it might work. You can have it flat, popped out a little or a lot so it may work for you. This is a HUGE screen and detachable as well. It slides completely straight out to put in a disk.
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That is the exact purpose I use it for although I use a different video camera. It works great and would buy it again. It has never popped off like my GPS mount has. Hope this helps.
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There is one hole with threads -- same size as that of a camera for a tripod, I think -- and the image does indeed flip automatically when you flip the projector. It can do 1080p video.
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Not so much "rotate" as flip it. The iPad can flip over to share with somebody sitting across from you. It's very useful in my husband's landscaping business, he can effortlessly share his ideas with his clients
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I should work with all flip up and fixed. I have one mounted and have a fixed standard front setup and it seems to work fine for me.
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Can anyone help me out. I have a Flip and at first I really liked it. Then when I used it to film my son going into a pool for the first time the camera did not work. I turned it on and all I got was the "Flip Logo Screen." I e-mailed customer service and they told me to leave the batteries out of it for a couple of days and then put new batteries in and it should work. I tried that and it worked the first time I turned it on. THen I turned it off and tried to turn it on again and all I got was the LOGO screen again and it won't turn off. Does anyone else have this problem or any suggestions on how to get around this? I haven't used it that much for it to be sucking down batteries like this. Can anyone help me out. I have a Flip and at first I really liked it. Then when I used it to film my son going into a pool for the first time the camera did not work. I turned it on and all I got was the "Flip Logo Screen." I e-mailed customer service and they told me to leave the batteries out of it for a couple of days and then put new batteries in and it should work. I tried that and it worked the first time I turned it on. THen I turned it off and tried to turn it on again and all I got was the LOGO screen again and it won't turn off. Does anyone else have this problem or any... » Read More Can anyone help me out. I have a Flip and at first I really liked it. Then when I used it to film my son going into a pool for the first time the camera did not work. I turned it on and all I got was the "Flip Logo Screen." I e-mailed customer service and they told me to leave the batteries out of it for a couple of days and then put new batteries in and it should work. I tried that and it worked the first time I turned it on. THen I turned it off and tried to turn it on again and all I got was the LOGO screen again and it won't turn off. Does anyone else have this problem or any suggestions on how to get around this? I haven't used it that much for it to be sucking down batteries like this. « Show Less