"CabCam"

[frustrated1]

These are infrared remote cameras with a monitor in the tractor cab. I was wondering if any have used these or similar to monitor grain levels in thier air carts? The system costs less than replacing two bin level sensors. Propaganda all sounds good, actual practice often varies. The ones I was looking at are hardwired. I've had less than positive experience with the "wireless" ones. I was also wondering about durability, especially in a fertillizer cart? Thanks

[cchurch]

I don't have one, but i'm just thinking it might be a bit dusty in the tank and you might not be able to see anything on the monitor.

[Gerald_sk]

I have had a wireless IP camera in a Bourgault tank on and off for the
past few years. I only use it for Canola and dust is not a problem.
I use a small CF light as it is not an IR camera. I have been looking
at the cabcam, as the software is not that good. It is a little
hard to get depth perception, unless you have a scale in the tank.
Works good for test plots or calibration as you can run until you
see the auger.