Can I Mount Two Furrion Cameras on the Back of my RV?

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can the rear camera be adjusted to a higher angle, another brand offers a 2 camera mount so one can be aimed down towards the bumper and the other straight back, so i thought i could mount 2 furrons in the same way

asked by: Chris

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When using the Furrion Vision S Wireless RV Observation Camera System w/ 3 Marker Light Cameras - 7" Screen part # FR98NR you do have adjust ability in both the red marker light camera and the shark fin camera. I was able to confirm this with Furrion. The red marker light camera would best used as the camera that looks down towards the bumper and the shark fin camera would be mounted on the roof at the rear edge and would act as you rear viewing camera. The system has really good field of views and clarity so you will have some over lap but it will be a great solution to accomplish what you are looking for.

expert reply by: Randy B

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