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Omega Camera
This camera comes with good mounting hardware that allows a couple different ways to mount the camera. Camera has a good picture and adjusts well when moving. Power and ground wires are relatively small (22 gauge) making it difficult to ensure a proper connection when using t-taps. The wires from the camera are too short and require an S-video coupler and additional s-video cable available at Radioshack for $15. Does not have a seperate reverse switch wire so it must be wired to reverse power wire near dash since that's where the power/ground leads exit the video lead. In my case I wired it directly to the head unit ACC wire so I can switch to it whenever I want. My head unit (Kenwood DDX512) has a reverse switch wire that will automatically switch to the camera video source when placed in reverse.
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