Tire Pressure Monitor for Trailers

[acdii]

Originally Posted by franktafl

Is it too late to send it back?

Yeah. It does everything I want it to, but has it's negatives at the same time. I can make it work if I can get it to be solid while driving. It's the only one I found that has the dash cam as well as all the RV apps. If I can figure out a way to make the bracket fit a ball mount I can use one like the Garmin mount I currently have.


Wish Garmin made an RV NuviCam. At least it would have a true integrated Dash Cam and not just a HD camera in a tablet. The RM does not integrate the navigation in the video for location and speed like the Garmin does.



But if I get the TireMinder, the App can be installed on the RM Tablet so one less thing on the dash while driving.

[franktafl]

Originally Posted by acdii

Yeah. It does everything I want it to, but has it's negatives at the same time. I can make it work if I can get it to be solid while driving. It's the only one I found that has the dash cam as well as all the RV apps. If I can figure out a way to make the bracket fit a ball mount I can use one like the Garmin mount I currently have.


Wish Garmin made an RV NuviCam. At least it would have a true integrated Dash Cam and not just a HD camera in a tablet. The RM does not integrate the navigation in the video for location and speed like the Garmin does.



But if I get the TireMinder, the App can be installed on the RM Tablet so one less thing on the dash while driving.

I use an iPad and the mount that I showed you. I'm thinking along the lines of what you are in regards to the tireminder. Problem is that sometimes I can't get signal into the cab. I tried one of the wireless back up cameras that I put on the hitch in order to try to see a little better. Should have worked great being so close but it didn't. I put in a wireless camera on the back of the RV, that one worked since it used a lower frequency and not the 802.11 stuff. I have seen one of the TPMS systems that use the lower frequencies(450 Mhz or 900Mhz) and also has a converter that receives the signal then re broadcasts in blutooth (802.11b) so I can utilize the iPad. The lower frequencies seem to work better and are way more reliable.