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Well onto the next item. I'm in need of a new backup camera. The one off of my Monarch is a Panasonic with a 2 pin connector. It seems everything is now coax and the RV places I have talked to all want to sell me a whole new system and run the new wire accross the roof!! Your input, advice, directions to the right part, etc. will be appreciated.
 
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You might be able to use your old wire as a fish tape for the new coax cable. It all depends on if you can free the old cable. If its free you can attach the new to the old with lots of electrical tape or even break out the duct tape. They make a lubricant for pulling wire which eventually dries up leaving little mess. If it sticks along the way, remove a vent shroud and try to free it up. Good luck.


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