4Runner/Trailer/Camera

[jed1177]

I recently started towing my HD in an enclosed cargo trailer.

Aside from the usual stops to make sure the tie down straps are tight, etc inside the trailer, I am curious if any of you have used or built a camera system that can be mounted inside the trailer and viewed from a small monitor in the 4Runner to give a look at whats going on in the trailer going down the road?

I have seen the hitch mounted camera used while hooking up, but will wireless work thru the trailer?

I usually inspect at approx 25 mile after initial start for my own piece of mind and then when convenient after that.

Your thoughts, or better yet solutions? I know there are some extremely innovative people here that do some phenomenal experimenting!

 

[Sherminator866]

Ride that bike instead towing it and you should be all set.

 

[jed1177]

A rule I've always held as "law", however when leaving Illinois at 4 degrees in ice and snow enroute to attend Datona, there must be an exception. Heated grips just don't compensate for the kind of cold!

 

[wnelax04sr5]

when i tow atvs on an open utility trailer i use a tubular mount for my go pro and can monitor it via a phone. i don't have it on all the time and usually use it to check straps and tie downs, but its good piece of mind. could be used to document your daytona riding adventures as well!