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Originally Posted by cheshirecat Yea dude, god be with you on that one. I saw them pop up several weeks back. I don't expect good things, but I really hope
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I dont see too much of an issue since its most likely using a UHF signal that has a shorter wavelength which is better for line of site and short distance transmissions. That being said you are not going to get too much interference from outside signals unless they are right on top of you, think closed circuit TV. The only disadvantage is there could be some fuzziness due to other electronics and all the metal.
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I had one of the same "oem style" cameras installed about two months ago. Connected to my OEM Bose-Nav unit in a 2010 roadster. Still works! The picture is sharp and looks better than my OEM unit in my Hyundai.
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