Solo hitching

I'm looking for recommendations for trailer alignment gear. I am solo with my 177 and Tahoe, often having to hitch it in the dark in the PNW. I tried the magnetic rods with the ball, but once it was so windy that the rod fell over and was no help. I'm thinking of investing in a backup camera but would love to know what you all use or recommend if you've ever tried to hitch up solo. Thanks.

I just do it the hard way, getting out a half-dozen times, adjusting each time.  No camera on my truck but I would like to get one eventually.

X 2 on Techntrek's comments. I have thought about a camera but, decided it would be just one more thing to "fool" with. Being in the same situation (hitching solo) I can relate. Some days, I nail it on the first try. Most days, it takes a few tries to get it right. (I've been hitching up trailers for decades)

If a campsite is reasonably level, I often hitch up the day/evening before - while it is still daytime. If the site is not level, I'll, at least, get the truck & camper "lined up", so all I have to do is back up a few inches.

When you are hitched, make a mental note of the "picture" you see in your mirrors. When backing up to hitch, you'll want to see the same "picture", in the mirrors. This will get you in the ballpark.

Getting in and out works for me.

TT

Put me down for Solo Hitch.  Normally I only have to get out once and sometimes move the tongue over a little bit.  The magnets don't fit perfectly on the trailer, but can get close enough to hitch.