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  • jwb267

    i purchased two . never spent over $40. for either of them . simple to use.

    something similar to this

    XGODY 4" 1080P Dash Cam Car DVR HD Video Recorder Front Rear Camera Touch Screen

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    $26.90

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    $49.99

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  • Mobuck

    I used dash cams in my work vehicle for several years with good results. Unfortunately, some of the newer types don't perform well when used intermittently and/or in extreme cold. After 2-3 failures, I just gave up and hope for the best.

    When I had one that worked, I recorded a real HOLY CRAP moment. A vehicle crossed the median into the oncoming lanes and continued out of sight behind me running wrong way down the centerline @ 70 MPH. Five to seven seconds of reaction time but I was able to avoid the errant vehicle w/o losing control and I have it on video. This short video has been used several times as a training tool.

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  • rivethook

    I have a Rove R2-4K have been using it for about a year now with no issues, its small and doesn't obstruct the view, it has a screen saver that tells you time, date and speed. I got one for my daughter for Xmas and she likes it better than the one that she had that died.

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  • notnow

    If you go on YouTube and watch — cam videos it usually has the name of the camera they are using right down and 1 of the corners

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  • clays

    I have been using cameras for several years now on my motorcycle. I have tried several different brands and settled on what I consider to be the best. GO PRO 10. I have one for front & one for rear views. They have remote controls, (also can be operated by cell phone), and reasonably simple to use. Once set up, just off & on. The biggest issue most people have with them is the battery life. Resolved by simply buying the optional USB cord and plugging into a port. Also use up to 128mg sandisc.

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  • Zebra 2.0

    I've wasted about $250 on 5 different cheap brand Dashcams. All crapped out within about a year. Most just crapped out and a few had problems copying videos to the SD card and got corrupted. I finally broke down and purchased a better brand called an VIOFO A129 Duo. Has front and rear camera's and you can access it with Wifi using your cellphone. Cost App. $25

    0 a few years ago. The biggest mistake people make while setting up a new Dashcam is installing a cheap SD card into it. These cards must be able to handle thousands of video writes and re-writes. Small cheap SD cards cannot handle being formatted over and over and will fail without you knowing it until you try to recover a priceless video. I would strongly suggest buying an 128 Gigabyte SanDisk which retail for about $75 and install it. These are almost guaranteed to record over and over and over.

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  • SW0320

    I have been using the Garmin brand in work and personal vehicles. I have the Mini 2 and a Model 47 both have great day and night resolution.

    Never had a problem with temperature both cold and hot temps.

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  • Mr. Perfect

    Is there concern about a break in to steal the cameras or do you take them with you every time you exit the vehicle?

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  • Zebra 2.0
    Mr. Perfect: 30379138532251/comments/

    Is there concern about a break in to steal the cameras or do you take them with you every time you exit the vehicle?

    Some of the higher end Dash Cams have motion sensor alerts similar to the Tesla's and will start recording the interior of your car of possible break-in's or exterior if your vehicle is hit by another vehicle. They'll also send a warning to your Cellphone if car is tampered with. Dash Cams have come a long way in the last 5 years.

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  • B17-P51

    I will take it out when not in use. I want it for trips. I do not drive every day and sometimes do not drive for a week or better anywhere.

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