SawMaster
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Every install is a compromise. For security purposes all you need is bed coverage which cold be done from the corner of the rear window instead of the center. It might also be possible to mount it away from the glass looking back. You're never stuck with mounting the way the cam maker intended, and there are many aftermarket mounts or you can fabricate something
Situations like yours is where the old Mobius with it's tiny match-box size, optional configurations (side-lens or remoting the sensor), optional super-caps, and versatile mounting usually fits great Only it's old hardware lets it down at night but if you can always park where there is decent ambient light it might do OK for you 2ch cams usually have a small rear cam and that could be your best option.
Only you can decide what is acceptable for your usage. More and more cams are now being made with super-caps and with better sensors for low-light, but our choices are still rather limited so every job is a compromise and if you can get most of what you wanted you're doing as well as can be done.
Phil
Situations like yours is where the old Mobius with it's tiny match-box size, optional configurations (side-lens or remoting the sensor), optional super-caps, and versatile mounting usually fits great Only it's old hardware lets it down at night but if you can always park where there is decent ambient light it might do OK for you 2ch cams usually have a small rear cam and that could be your best option.
Only you can decide what is acceptable for your usage. More and more cams are now being made with super-caps and with better sensors for low-light, but our choices are still rather limited so every job is a compromise and if you can get most of what you wanted you're doing as well as can be done.
Phil