A lightbulb went off in my head today.
Seeing as mirrors are a potential SVA failure, would it not be easier to get a couple of small camera's off ebay (£5 each) and have two small
screens, one on either side of the dash but inside the car and therefor, avoiding the need for mirrors and obviously aiding the aerodynamics
there is a web site that deals with this subject (fetish) but forum rules prevent me supplying the link
Mirrors are no problem
Aerodynamics don't come into it (the car is a brick anyway)
You wouldn't be able to see the image(s) in bright sunlight
Get another bulb
They had a car on TG (GM i think it was) that had camera's instead of mirrors.
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You wouldn't be able to see the image(s) in bright sunlight
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Originally posted by speedyxjs
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You wouldn't be able to see the image(s) in bright sunlight
You get the same thing with mirrors if you get the sun in them
got eyes in the back of my head
It has been done before, I saw a video on youtube of a locost with a small lcd screen on the passenger's side of the dashboard.
If i find the clip I will post it here.
James
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Aha! Found it, actually a westfield mebabusa, seems the feed is from the front facing camera:
Clicky here
[Edited on 24/6/08 by james h]
Haven't you already posted about it yourself once?
Steve
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Originally posted by worX
Haven't you already posted about it yourself once?
Steve
A rearward facing camera will give image the wrong way round ( ie left to right swap)
You will have to find LCD displays with reverse function.
But doesn't SVA state MIRRORS?
adrian
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Originally posted by Macbeast
A rearward facing camera will give image the wrong way round ( ie left to right swap)
You will have to find LCD displays with reverse function.
Not for £5.00 I suspect
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Originally posted by adithorp
But doesn't SVA state MIRRORS?
adrian
I keep reading this topic's title as 'Cameras in your ear'...
..which would be different, to say the least...
Pretty sure Razman looked into this but was not allowed for SVA, he had to have mirrors