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Dash Cam Setups

SolidusJ

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I'm more than sure this subject has been brought up, but the search bar didn't pop anything up. After months of research, I finally got a cam. Went with the Blackvue DR900S 4K. I really wanted a good mic on the cam and something that can hook up to my phone by wi-fi. Pretty happy with how it looks and the video quality. I just chopped off the lighter plug and hardwired it into a hot 12v source.

Let's see what else is out there and how happy you are with the cam!

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alrock

El Diablo
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Scottsdale
I've had one for a few years. I have it wired with an Add-A-Fuse to a switched fuse. Roav (Anker) DashCam S1. Don't buy it as the unit tends to expand in the heat, dislocating the screen. I've had 3 - one replaced under warranty - and they all do this. Just Googled yours - wow, that's pricey!
 

JPaul

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Way up north, UT
I have the Yi dashcam, two of them in fact
One in the front and one in the rear. People are total liars.

The front one I have had for over 3 years, the rear one over 2 years. No problems at all with either of them. Using a 12v to USB hardwired adapter for each. The Yi is about $60 a piece and does 1080p. They make a couple newer ones, one with a supercapacitor vs the lithium battery, and one that is 2.7k rather than 1080. Even the 2.7k one is only $70 on Amazon.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01C89GCHU/

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