01-21-2016, 09:22 AM
Our original INTEC Backup Camera with a CRT display on our 1982 Newell went out. I contacted INTEC to find out that this system is no longer supported due to the lack of parts. After searching this forum and advice from others;
http://newellgurus.com/showthread.php?tid=156
I decided on a System from Rear View Safety; http://www.rearviewsafety.com
The system is the RVS-770613 with a swap out for RVS-422 (U-Bracket) and a swap out for RVS-C01 (Round Camera that is closer in dimensions to the original Lens).
The challenge here was to get a new camera into the old housing because if not there would either be a very large hole in the rear to be repaired or covered or a useless housing with another camera mounted on it. The housing removed:
[attachment=3639][attachment=3640]
1st was to strip the mounting bracket of the original camera and lens:
[attachment=3641][attachment=3642]
Then I made a simple bracket to adapt the new camera to the original mounting bracket:
[attachment=3642][attachment=3643]
once back together it looks like it did before and I now have a color LCD display:
[attachment=3644]
The wire-ways are behind access panels that run the length of the coach with removable panels inside of the cabinest and closets Running the wires was very straight forward after removing the access panels down the street side (along with everything in those cabinets and closets). I taped a wire to the original cable and then taped that to the new cable to help pull it through the coach cutting away the useless cable as I went.
hopefully this would help someone else
http://newellgurus.com/showthread.php?tid=156
I decided on a System from Rear View Safety; http://www.rearviewsafety.com
The system is the RVS-770613 with a swap out for RVS-422 (U-Bracket) and a swap out for RVS-C01 (Round Camera that is closer in dimensions to the original Lens).
The challenge here was to get a new camera into the old housing because if not there would either be a very large hole in the rear to be repaired or covered or a useless housing with another camera mounted on it. The housing removed:
[attachment=3639][attachment=3640]
1st was to strip the mounting bracket of the original camera and lens:
[attachment=3641][attachment=3642]
Then I made a simple bracket to adapt the new camera to the original mounting bracket:
[attachment=3642][attachment=3643]
once back together it looks like it did before and I now have a color LCD display:
[attachment=3644]
The wire-ways are behind access panels that run the length of the coach with removable panels inside of the cabinest and closets Running the wires was very straight forward after removing the access panels down the street side (along with everything in those cabinets and closets). I taped a wire to the original cable and then taped that to the new cable to help pull it through the coach cutting away the useless cable as I went.
hopefully this would help someone else