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Pentaprism for Cybertruck Rear Camera

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Enables the use of the rear view camera when the tailgate is down

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[Update]
On request, I have added two additional versions with a cutout for after-market camera sprayers.  Those have the _wash suffix in the filename.
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Supporting 4x8 plywood requires leaving the tailgate down which points the rear camera directly at the ground.  This uses a pair of 5cm X 30cm mirrors arranged in a penta-prism configuration so you can still see traffic behind you properly upright.  There is also a lid to help protect the polycarbonate mirrors as this will no doubt get tossed in your smugglers bay along with all your other tools.

Since this requires a large bed to print, I also am including a 5x20 version that can fit on the typical 3d printer bed.  You will lose a little bit of the side-side visibility in 1X mode, but 1.25X still works great.

In addition to the print, you will need:

  1. Two 5 X 30 cm mirrors.  I ended up buying these 5x50 mirrors and cutting them to size.  Score it with a knife and it breaks easily.  5x20 mirrors pre-cut can also be found if you are printing the smaller version.

  2. Seven magnets.  I designed the model to fit these Cup Magnets.

  3. Some 1/4" bungee and carabiners for the safety (just in case you hit a pothole hard and it pops off)

  4. Some gaffers tape or similar to cover the magnets to ensure they don't leave a mark on the tailgate.

1.25X mode looks perfect.  In 1X, the mirror isn't quite tall enough but that is still my favorite to drive in (get the most visibility). 

There is an alignment dot in the center - I added a drop of paint there to make it more visible.

Note 1: FSD still works great but you do get a rear camera degraded message.  You will need to engage the latches on the tailgate to be able to use FSD.  I use a pair of 3/8" shackles similar to these pushing into the tailgate latches as these also provide a nice location to attach bungees.

Note 2: Unless you have a heavy load on the tailgate, you will want to attach a stiff bungee from the tailgate to the hitch to prevent the tailgate from bouncing up and down and making the image bounce.

Note 3: This device is configured to provide maximum visibility with the rearview camera mode.  In full view via the camera app, 75% of the view is blocked.  There is no mirror geometry that can provide the full view coverage (I was barely able to get the rearview portion to show).

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