Camera for Stern-to Docking

[markc]

Thanks. I'm not sure why, but I can't see the image. Would you have a link for where you bought the kit or a name, model I can search.

I got them from this company - they are an eBay seller but none of the kits matched what I wanted, so I just asked them to put something together. I paid around £200 for 4 cameras, 2 x transmitters & receivers and a 9" screen http://www.tunezmart.com

 

[markc]

That is not really a Rolex on his wrist. It is just a strap from Ebay & a £1-99 watch from his local garage

Exactly, we obviously shop in the same place!

 

[Irish Rover]

I got them from this company - they are an eBay seller but none of the kits matched what I wanted, so I just asked them to put something together. I paid around £200 for 4 cameras, 2 x transmitters & receivers and a 9" screen http://www.tunezmart.com

Thanks again.

 

[Daydream believer]

Exactly, we obviously shop in the same place!

Got mine in Dieppe for 5 euros & the lady threw in a spare battery. That was 2 years ago & still tells better time than my Rolex ( yes I have one as well!!!)

 

[SandgroperWA]

I reverse in an can’t see the transom. My spring lines stop me from going to far. Cheers from.down under ??

 

[Irish Rover]

I reverse in an can’t see the transom. My spring lines stop me from going to far. Cheers from.down under ����

Not generally an option in the Med, unfortunately.

 

[markc]

Not generally an option in the Med, unfortunately.

Likewise, plus I am hoping it will help in knowing when a stern line is on / or off when leaving the berth, also general collision avoidance when mooring up - I can't really see anything much from the flybridge helm. We also use bluetooth comms which is also really useful - no shouting and easy to communicate out of line of sight.