Also MrShorty, what is the quality of the picture on the wireless camera. Does it ever experience interference from other signals?
I get a good picture. I haven't ever seen intereference from other signals, though I don't think I've thoroughly tested it with multiple signals. When there has been a second signal available to the monitor, I think the camera signal was so much stronger that it wasn't a problem. (though I can also say that if I drive past someone's home/business who is using a wireless security camera on the same frequency, I can pick up their camera when my camera is off).
I meant wired cameras that connect to the rear view mirror or dash.
My monitor came with a stand that glued velcro to the dash, then the stand sticks to the velcro. Unless the monitor manufacturer came up with some overly complicated way to mount the monitor, mounting the monitor shouldn't be too difficult. It might be more a question of, "do I want to make holes in the dash/glue something to the dash/other permanent 'damage'". Mine had an optional cable that could turn it into a wired camera, but I was just too lazy to string the cable. Again, it shouldn't be "difficult," just tedious.
