Wireless camera delay

[jg123]

Do they all have a delay or was mine just a cheap one that wasn’t very good?

use it in the corn drill hopper now so 1 or 2 second delay is fine but want another for the back of a lorry and a slight delay is a pain when reversing tight to buildings etc. If I need to I’ll go wired but it would be a lot easier wireless than chase into the cab pillar grommets with all the rest of the cables so cab can tip, and save 40 or 50 ft of cable fixing. Power can come off sidelights so no issues there.

 

[box]

The cheap ones are generally rubbish regarding image quality and interference when you go long distance, never noticed any substantial delay though. Is your one a standalone wireless system (screen and camera) or is it one of those wifi cameras that connects to your phone?

I prefer wired cameras myself, but that's just me. The expensive wireless ones work well.

 

[jg123]

The cheap ones are generally rubbish regarding image quality and interference when you go long distance, never noticed any substantial delay though. Is your one a standalone wireless system (screen and camera) or is it one of those wifi cameras that connects to your phone?

I prefer wired cameras myself, but that's just me. The expensive wireless ones work well.

Standalone camera and monitor came as a pair

 

[Wellytrack]

Think they generally do have a delay. I've a wireless one on baler and there is a noticeable delay compared to the wired one previously.