Dash cam
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SanDisk SD cards have a decent operational range since 2014 so you may want to check the specs on the card you're using. PNY is the same.
https://kb.sandisk.com/app/answers/d...d/4687/kw/4687
https://kb.sandisk.com/app/answers/d...d/4687/kw/4687
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Blackvue DR900 2ch 4k. All wires are hidden above the roof liner and A pillar trim.
Windshield position isn't viewable by driver. I had to flip the camera to get the lens farther from the mirror for an unobstructed view.
Back camera must be on this side due to sliding window.
Passenger well fuse panel for both ignition switched and always-on power.
Power control box by fuse panel cover is set to turn off if voltage drops below 12v or after 12 hours.
Windshield position isn't viewable by driver. I had to flip the camera to get the lens farther from the mirror for an unobstructed view.
Back camera must be on this side due to sliding window.
Passenger well fuse panel for both ignition switched and always-on power.
Power control box by fuse panel cover is set to turn off if voltage drops below 12v or after 12 hours.
#20
I used the following for dash cam installation:
I cut the fuse end off of the hard wire for dash cam and soldered the crimped end of the add a fuse to it. I don't like using the crimped style connection and believe soldering is a better long term solution.
I installed the add a fuse end to a fuse slot in the passenger side fuse panel. I picked one that was hot only when the key was inserted in ignition.
I cut the fuse end off of the hard wire for dash cam and soldered the crimped end of the add a fuse to it. I don't like using the crimped style connection and believe soldering is a better long term solution.
I installed the add a fuse end to a fuse slot in the passenger side fuse panel. I picked one that was hot only when the key was inserted in ignition.
#21
I mounted mine just a touch lower with the lens on the trucks centerline. I also have a battery under the passenger's seat which only uses one lead to the fuse block (always on) and a ground wire. The battery is a great solution for me. I get parking mode and have left the truck sitting for an entire week with no issues. There is a provision for a second battery if I feel the need, but so far I have not. I tried the Power Magic Pro, with less than stellar results, so it is sitting on a shelf in the tool room unused.
The very bright white LED on the rear camera was a bit distracting to me, so I placed a small strip of tail light lens repair tape over it, and now it's a shade of red (or purple) and not quite so bright.
I also chose the DR 750 over the 900 due to the overheating problems I've read so much about on the 900's.
Worth noting - the add a fuse kit needs to be for a micro fuse, not a mini fuse. Most auto parts stores I went into only had the mini fuse kit for some reason.
The very bright white LED on the rear camera was a bit distracting to me, so I placed a small strip of tail light lens repair tape over it, and now it's a shade of red (or purple) and not quite so bright.
I also chose the DR 750 over the 900 due to the overheating problems I've read so much about on the 900's.
Worth noting - the add a fuse kit needs to be for a micro fuse, not a mini fuse. Most auto parts stores I went into only had the mini fuse kit for some reason.
#22
The Add-a-fuse uses mini fuses.
Since I was adding dash cams to all my vehicles I bought the box of fuses and the set of add-a-fuses.
Since I was adding dash cams to all my vehicles I bought the box of fuses and the set of add-a-fuses.
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Blackvue DR900 2ch 4k. All wires are hidden above the roof liner and A pillar trim.
Windshield position isn't viewable by driver. I had to flip the camera to get the lens farther from the mirror for an unobstructed view.
Back camera must be on this side due to sliding window.
Passenger well fuse panel for both ignition switched and always-on power.
Power control box by fuse panel cover is set to turn off if voltage drops below 12v or after 12 hours.
Windshield position isn't viewable by driver. I had to flip the camera to get the lens farther from the mirror for an unobstructed view.
Back camera must be on this side due to sliding window.
Passenger well fuse panel for both ignition switched and always-on power.
Power control box by fuse panel cover is set to turn off if voltage drops below 12v or after 12 hours.
#25
On both my 15 and now my 17 I mounted it to passenger side of the rear view mirror. I ran the wire up above the headliner and down the passenger door jamb and in behind the dash and tap'd a fuse on the panel by the passenger foot
Only about 2" of wire showing directly above the camera.
Only about 2" of wire showing directly above the camera.
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I use the SanDisk Ultra series for 1080p. Extreme is best for 4k recording, which the F200 doesn't support. The endurance lines are for this purpose but I haven't used one. I can buy a spare ultra for about the same price as one endurance.
#30
Blackvue DR900 2ch 4k. All wires are hidden above the roof liner and A pillar trim.
Windshield position isn't viewable by driver. I had to flip the camera to get the lens farther from the mirror for an unobstructed view.
Back camera must be on this side due to sliding window.
Passenger well fuse panel for both ignition switched and always-on power.
Power control box by fuse panel cover is set to turn off if voltage drops below 12v or after 12 hours.
Windshield position isn't viewable by driver. I had to flip the camera to get the lens farther from the mirror for an unobstructed view.
Back camera must be on this side due to sliding window.
Passenger well fuse panel for both ignition switched and always-on power.
Power control box by fuse panel cover is set to turn off if voltage drops below 12v or after 12 hours.