Twin camera input

Keep finding "improvements" to do so I don't have to help with the many, many jobs I should be around the house
So looking to install a forward facing camera and front parking sensors
Question for today
Can you have two wireless cameras into one monitor (It does have two imputs) or will they interfere with each other or will it have to be one wireless and one hard wired.

I think that it will take up most of a week for me to do and God willing things might have improved a little by then.

David

I don't have a reversing camera (yet) but I've read (probably on here somewhere) that one of the disadvantages of using a wireless camera is that if another one is in close proximity there can be interference. Usually wouldn't be a problem for reversing cameras as unlikely to have two wireless cameras on at the same time close to each other. So I'd say you would have to hard wire at least one of them.

Hi Paul

What is the purpose of your forward camera being connected to the monitor?
The purpose is mainly to assist with fitting the van into the tight space as i have problems actually seeing the front of the van and have less than about 10cm to get it right when putting the van away.
My Wildax came with a rear facing roof mounted camera which has a moving lens as it acts as a full time rear view camera and when reverse selected somehow it moves the lens to point down and this goes to a mirror monitor
The monitor (which does have twin feed option) is a secondary monitor dash mounted and receives wireless signal from a low mounted reversing camera (self fitted) which is wired in such a way that I can switch on manually from a dash mounted switch this gives me a longer field of vision and thus safety in reversing. The front mounted camera would be operated in a similar manner i.e. a dash mounted switch, in fact I have now seen a suitable switch that can operate as a two way so both cameras can be operated from the one switch, should I decide on this option
I have spend some time today researching and now believe that one will have to be wired unless the single wireless receiver can receive from both senders (possible as both Chinese origin and range of signal options apparently is small) as the way i am thinking at present to install means that both cannot be on at the same time, but I may well switch separately yet
Bit over the top maybe but will also be a added safety and it is keeping me sane (well almost) at this terrible time.
Any observations greatly appreciated
David

Never gave it a thought re keeping clean Martin, but it cant really get much muckier than a rear one with all the road dirt from the back wheels being drawn onto the back of the van.
I was thinking more along the lines of a E-Bay switch they can be picked up UK for less than 3 quid
I am still not allowed any booze, don't smoke so have to keep busy on the van.
Oh I am not allowed to do either gardening or decorating (the first I hate the second I used to enjoy)
What You up to to keep yourself sane.
David