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From: Norman OK
New Idea
Markcz and Dennis Drummer I wonder what it would take to put a small camera in each wheel well looking at the back of the tire and the brakes? Cameras, wire, hardware are a given what I need help with is some kind of switch box that I could use to control the inputs to the HU. Now before you ask I am not sure why I want to do this but I think it would be pretty cool to be able to accurately monitor your wheels and tire realtime. I guess you could use go pro cameras but I was hopping for a little less cost. Think it can be done?
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Sounds like a fun project.
You could use a switch box like this one with four $20 rear view cameras.
The PFYC ZO6 project car (click here) did something like that. Click on the video links.
You could use a switch box like this one with four $20 rear view cameras.
The PFYC ZO6 project car (click here) did something like that. Click on the video links.
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Le Mans Master
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From: Norman OK
Sounds like a fun project.
You could use a switch box like this one with four $20 rear view cameras.
The PFYC ZO6 project car (click here) did something like that. Click on the video links.
You could use a switch box like this one with four $20 rear view cameras.
The PFYC ZO6 project car (click here) did something like that. Click on the video links.
