In that case, most of the high-end RV's and some
tractor trailers wouldn't pass either since a lot of
them have rear-view cameras. They might force you to
wire the power through the reverse light circuit so it
will only work while backing, which I will gladly do
for inspection purposes.:>)

Thats one reason I would like to be able to display my
gauges grapically on the LCD, then I could claim that
they are an auxiliary gauge package and part of my
dashboard. I could always record a dashboard display
off of NASCAR 2002 onto tape and play it in the VHS at
the inspection station.:>)

Worst case, it's held in place with a wingnut and a
5-pin din connector and takes about 3 seconds to
remove and stash.

Thanks,

Tim

--- Kim Brennan <kimbrennan@MAC.COM> wrote:
> Interesting. Cool setup, unfortunately that won't
> work in Virginia as
> the Safety Inspectors would veto it and flunk your
> vehicle.
>
> Got a camera in the rear to pipe an image to the
> LCD? I don't know if
> that would satisfy the safety inspectors, but it
> would certainly be a
> lot better than the regular rear view mirror on the
Westy.

=====
Tim Hannink
Goldibox - 1987 Vanagon Camper, Wolfsburg Edition
Winter Park, Florida
http://home.earthlink.net/~tjhannink/
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/wolfsburg_campers
http://photos.yahoo.com/tjhannink [Vanagon] Album

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