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In like YI brand stuff: they get good reviews, the picture quality looks good (plenty of examples on YouTube) a d the android app seems to actually work.
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dexter6 posted:My dash cam refuses to stay stuck to the windshield. Anyone have a recommendation of what kind of adhesive to use? The foamy stickers included have not been working... Get some genuine 3M branded double sided tape. The thin black stuff. VHB.
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Vahakyla posted:I've been happily driving in Italy for past four years and thoroughly enjoyed it. I thought the traffic flowed nicely and people abide by the customs, even if they are a bit different from elsewhere. Now that I returned to the States, I keep having lovely overtakes, people pull in front of me from side alleys and such, and finally yesterday I had two very close calls with a car trying to get in front of me as I am in bright daylight on a 55mph highway. My wife's car is a Focus ST2016, and I'd like to have at least forward facing continuously filming camera, and one of those that records during a hit and run would also be nice. What are the go to's today? Should I install one by myself with zero expertise, or pay a shop to do it? I see a big amount of cameras around 100 dollar mark on Amazon, and they say I can install by myself, but I am not convinced. Can you do the following tasks: 1) insert a USB plug correctly? 2) attach a sucker to a piece of glass? 3) run a cable around something without strangling yourself? Then you have the skills to do the install yourself. All dashcams are hands off - all you need is a USB socket/cigarette lighter that only has power when the key is on. All brands will do what you want. I have a YI brand cause it is cheap, good quality image and the android app doesn't suck.
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