I solved the problem with my switch by installing an exact replacement from Sierra which has a very strong detent to keep it engaged. For this issue, cooler temperatures at night could change the way the switch makes or breaks contact. Lowest Prices for the best rv camera system from Furrion. The slightest vibration while traveling would open the connection. Touch screen, anti-glare monitor displays up to 4 cameras. The original switch did not have a proper detent while in the on position. I did run into this issue and it turned out the be the battery switch. They used lock tight - it will take an extra set of plires to hold the locking nut. But getting the existing antenna off is a bear. It was a direct fit on the existing antenna mount. I just glued (silicone) the base to the roof above the camera and added silicone in the antenna joint so it would not bend. It gave me at least 1to 2 bars better on the monitor. Furrion customer service can probably help too, I had a good experience talking to them. While I have not tested it on the road yet I changed out my dinky antenna for this. JimJim - You anywhere near Roswell by chance? Or did your flux capacitor give out? I can't imagine a reason why the RF frequency between the camera transmitter and the monitor receiver would weaken after dark. BTW, when the camera was working after dark, it was almost useless because the headlights of cars behind me pretty much overwhelmed the camera.ĭoes anybody have a theory about why this camera would keep cutting out once it got dark?

The following day, it performed perfectly again during daylight hours. It got to be such a nuisance that I shut it off. It would drop the signal once or twice every minute as I was headed down the highway. But after the sun set, the gremlins kicked in. I took a trip last week, and it performed flawlessly during daytime hours. So I normally get pretty good performance out of this camera. Reference Furrion Observation Camera, Model Number FOS48TAPK-BL

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