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No - No - Auto video sense trigger - 2.5 - 4 Inch Car LCD Monitor
2.5" - 4" universal car LCD monitors are designed to fill even the smallest space where a monitor is needed. These monitors can be used for virtually anything. Add a back up camera or use it for video.
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Clarus HR4301 4.3 inch Universal LCD Monitor with 2 Video Inputs$27.99- 4.3'' Color TFT Universal Monitor
- Resolution: 480 x 272
- Elegant painted black finish
- Pedestal stand with thumb screw angle adjustments
- Automatic Turn on
- Two video inputs
- 12 volt trigger for auto turn on
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Safesight TOP-043LA 4.3 inch LCD monitor$34.99- 4.3 inch LCD
- 2 video inputs with video sense trigger
- 180 degree swivel mount for better mounting on dash or on windshield
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Safesight TOP-SS-035LB 3.5" Back up monitor with adjustable pedistal mount$42.99- 3.5" Active matrix TFT LCD Screen
- Dual Video Input
- Built in Pedestal Mount
- Adjustable Settings
- TFT LCD Screen
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Clarus HR3501 3.5 inch Universal LCD Monitor with 2 Video Inputs$53.99- 3.5" Color TFT Universal Monitor
- Resolution: 480 x 272
- Elegant painted black finish
- Pedestal stand with thumb screw angle adjustments
- Automatic Turn on when switching to reverse for backup camera
- Two video inputs
- 12 volt trigger for auto turn on
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Boyo VTM4300S 4 inch Universal LCD Monitor$109.99- 4.3" TFT Widescreen Display
- Removable sun shade for easier day time viewing
- Video signal sense turn on for easy camera and reverse connection
- NTSC and PAL auto switching
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