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What have you done to your HMMWV today/lately

shawnshumvee

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kicking around the idea of mounting a rear camera on the humvee. Any opinions? I was able to design a bracket that allowed me to mount the camera without putting holes in the soft top.
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cruzinz28

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Both the truck and trailer look great! I want a M101A3 trailer bad to tow behind my truck... they are just hard to come by around here.

showing the humvee and my M101A3.
 
shawnshumvee

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cruzinz28 said:
Both the truck and trailer look great! I want a M101A3 trailer bad to tow behind my truck... they are just hard to come by around here.

showing the humvee and my M101A3.
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Thank you. Yes the M101A3 is really hard to get even in wisconsin, and just to think, I was thinking about trading it for the Humvee trailer (M1102) but I'm pretty sure that would be a mistake? This M101A3 is a real trailer. She's all steel and really tuff! It's 1Ton Chassis with the 3/4 Ton box and thicker frame is simply..."OverKill." And thats the way i like it.
 
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both of those are slick set ups for the cams. anyone ever mount one maby a more powerful one facing forwards to drive around with no lights on at night? off road off course
 
riderdan

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ari said:
both of those are slick set ups for the cams. anyone ever mount one maby a more powerful one facing forwards to drive around with no lights on at night? off road off course
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Just put on your AN-PVS 7s, no camera needed. Of course, they're a little more pricy than a camera... :D
 
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I mounted an old nightsight 2000 thermal system with full 360 degree joystick operation. A bit bulky but works a treat. It`s mounted on the rh side of the roof and on the lh side I have a remote operated search light plus a bracket for the GPS antenna.

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ari

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Guantanamo George said:
I mounted an old nightsight 2000 thermal system with full 360 degree joystick operation. A bit bulky but works a treat. It`s mounted on the rh side of the roof and on the lh side I have a remote operated search light plus a bracket for the GPS antenna.

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That is cool as **** you rig looks super BA. where did you find that cam if you dont mind sharing the info?
 
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They pop up on Ebay every now and then. Price varies from roughly $1,200 to $2, 500. They were used by the military, border patrol and marine applications. All alloy construction and waterproof. Human detection range from 10 feet to 2,400 feet
 
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