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I think the card that’s in there right now is 64 gigs. It over writes but not over “events”. I format the card every couple weeks by pushing a button on the side of the front camera. That deletes marked events. Since I don’t have cloud available, I have to put the micro SD card in a computer to download any updates or if I want to save videos. I can download videos to my phone or tablet, but it’s much faster to copy them over on a computer.
Blackvue SD750 dual channel.
Probably depends on the camera. My DR750 calls for 20 amp fuse.
I plugged it in to a 20 amp circuit and used a 20 amp micro fuse.
I have the DR900 2-channel system. The most it draws is just over one amp. There is no way I'd want a wire that thin under my A-pillar trim and under my headliner with a 20 amp fuse. I don't know the gauge, but it definitely isn't rated for a 20 amp draw. I doubt you'd ever have an issue, but I like to fuse circuits for the weakest link - and that thin wire is it.
I have the DR900 2-channel system. The most it draws is just over one amp. There is no way I'd want a wire that thin under my A-pillar trim and under my headliner with a 20 amp fuse. I don't know the gauge, but it definitely isn't rated for a 20 amp draw. I doubt you'd ever have an issue, but I like to fuse circuits for the weakest link - and that thin wire is it.
My camera isn’t plugged into the fuse block. It’s plugged in to the Cell Link Neo battery. The battery is connected to the fuse block and installation instructions called for a 20 amp fuse.
So I wasn’t exactly correct in my earlier post.
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