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If you are not sure where to put a monitor in your vehicle but you need something small and perhaps unique, then a small universal monitor will fit the bill. These unique monitor provide options for placement challenges.
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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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Accelevision LCDP50LW 5 inch LCD monitor$74.99- 5 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-5006 5 inch Widescreen LCD monitor - 2 triggered video inputs$74.99- Screen Size: 5 inch TFT 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 RM-703 7 inch Monitor with 2 Audio Video Inputs$89.99- Complete back up camera monitor for commercial or passenger vehicle use
- Digital TFT 7 inch LCD panel
- Elegant painted black finish
- Pedestal stand with thumb screw angle adjustments
- Automatic Turn on
- Two camera inputs
- Built-in Speaker for cameras that support audio
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Boyo VTM-4000 4" Digital Rear view monitor with suction cup mount$94.99- Boyo VTM-4000 4" Digital Rear view monitor
- Suction cup mount included
- 2 Video inputs
- Widescreen display
- Auto on trigger
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Crimestopper SV-8650.HD 5" Universal Ultra Slim HD Color Monitor$106.99Out of stock- 5 inch LCD monitor with one video input
- Suction cup mount with quick disconnect for easy and secure storage when vehicle is parked
- Auto power on and off when video signal is present
- Elegant look that looks similar to a smartphone
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Boyo (Vision Tech) VTM7000S Universal 7 inch TFT LCD Monitor with Stand and Sunshade$119.99- 7" Digital TFT LCD Monitor with Stand
- 3 - Audio Video inputs: 2 RCA and 1 - (4 - pin connector)
- Built in Speaker
- Reverse Triggered Video Inputs
- Suction cup mount for easy windshield attachment
- Full image rotation control to flip horizontal and vertical for different mounting orientations
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Safesight-RM-1018AHD 10" 1080P Commercial Back up monitor with sun shade - 2 AHD Video inputs$149.99- 10 inch TFT LCD 1080p High Definition display
- 2 - 4-pin AHD Video Inputs with one triggered for input
- Built in speakers
- Heavy Duty Bracket
- Removable sun shield
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Accelevision LCDP5LA 5 inch Universal TFT LCD Monitor with mount$160.99- 5" universal LCD monitor
- 2 - RCA video inputs
- Includes top of dash fan mount
- Flush mount shroud
- Front buttons for easy adjustments
- Remote control
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Safesight-RM-1018QAHD 10" 1080P Commercial Quad Screen with sun shade - 4 AHD Video inputs$192.99- 10 inch TFT LCD 1080p High Definition Quad-Screen display
- (4) - 4-pin AHD Video Inputs with one triggered for input
- Built in speakers
- Heavy Duty Bracket
- Removable sun shield
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Boyo VTM7000MAHD 7" AHD/CVBS Marine Waterproof Backup Camera Monitor$309.99- 7 Inch AHD/CVBS LCD Monitor
- IP69 Waterproof rated
- Built in Speaker
- Image Adjustable
- 4-pin camera inputs
- 2-Video Inputs
- Mirror and Normal image switch
- Automatic back-lighting for buttons
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