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I have a new family hauler and want to put a dashcam in it. Preferably one that someone can hard-wire install wo I don't have cords running every which way. Any recommendations on brand/place to take it to get it done?
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If your mirror has power the mirror-tap kits work pretty well. As for specific models there are hundreds with different features. Look for gps, auto incident recording and 1080P. Wifi backups are also a good feature to have.
Thinkware seems to be the most cutting edge but at nearly $300 I'd gamble on a few Chinese ones on Amazon first. -
The mirror has power. I've seen some videos of some that have both front and rear-facing cameras, so I'm curious what would be required in those installs. I guess I will have to do a ton of google-fu. Unless EW wants to pipe up.Originally posted by BP View PostComment
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I have not used many of them. I have the Kenwood DRV-410 but have not installed it yet to try it out.Comment
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Cheapest way is just hold your cell phone up while driving, in video record mode.Comment
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That is an excellent suggestion, but you'd have to have Facebook. I guess you would have a bajillion witnesses if there were an incident tho.Originally posted by BP View PostComment
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That looks like a nice one, but I don't have a doctor's budget, lol.Originally posted by davbrucas View PostComment
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Somewhere south of $300. I've been doing a lot of research to even see if it's worth it. I'd really prefer one that can be hardwired into the mirror's power, so I don't have cables all over the place.Originally posted by SS Junk View PostComment
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