Will The Voyager Rear Camera With LED Low Light Assist Work With An Older Voyager Monitor?

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I need to replace my rv rear view camera. Saw your VCMS17B. IS IT COMPATIBLE with my VOYAGER WVOS511 Wisight monitor?

asked by: Nick J

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Unfortunately no, the Voyager Monitor WVOS511 is not going to work with # VCMS17B.

Your options are going to be pretty limited now, so I'd recommend just replacing the entire system with the Voyager WiSight 2.0 Wireless RV Backup Camera System w/ Night Vision # ASA57YR.

This is a brand new system that includes a 7" LED monitor that can support up to 4 cameras, 1 brand new camera that has a 115 degree viewing angle, and all the mounting hardware needed for install.

expert reply by: Bryce D

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