totally agree kevpuk, the amount of headaches/trouble it could potentially save is worth it. considering a dash cam myself recently, tho I may incriminate myself with one :'(
Just don't plug in the GPS.
totally agree kevpuk, the amount of headaches/trouble it could potentially save is worth it. considering a dash cam myself recently, tho I may incriminate myself with one :'(
I am plotting a Mini 0806 in the near future - seems, overall, to offer a lot of bang for buck, but still concerned about wiring in 'tidily'.....going to try, though!
Hi chaps I just purchased a dash cam (A118c / B40) commonly know as 'the wedge' however if I use it the DAB radio signal completely dies or is very weak with some stations... Is there anyway to combat this issue?
The previous models had an overheating issue that was supposedly fixed on mine.
I am looking at getting a discreet one to go above my rear view mirror
Please make sure you use SD cards which Recording Speed is class 10 and
above! Please test your SD card recording speed using free online SD Card
Recording Speed Checker (such as h2testw; it is very handy tool to have) to
make sure your SD card is neither faulty/corrupt nor a fake. There are many
branded fake cards out there sold as genuine, so you might not even know
about your card being fake! It certainly can look like a genuine card to
most applications, but to operate this dashcam correctly, you need to make
sure your card will not cause you any headaches and hard times.
Ah decent. I'd like to stealth the install as much as possible, so would be wiring into the fuse box and up one of the A pillar trims on to the top of the windscreen. Thanks.
If you want stealth, check your roof lights/sunroof area for an ignition live. Splice into there for much easier install with much less cable routing.
That's what I did
Much neater!