simit wrote: » What's the cost of buying/fitting a cam?
Fighting Irish wrote: » I think car manufacturers should start putting these in cars themselves
puppetmaster wrote: » http://www.ebay.ie/itm/230699400186?ssPageName=STRK:MEWNX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1439.l2649 I got this one a couple weeks back, Took about 3 weeks to deliver. Got a card off memoryC €30 all in. Cant fault it so far, handy piece of kit. Nissandoc has the same one for longer than me so he could give a better review I Can post examples of its output if needs be.
eringobragh wrote: » Yep, An add a circuit in addition to this makes live alot easier and avoids the use of those awful vampire taps. chuck into a switched fuse and bolt the earth to a ground somewhere on the chassis and your sorted. I, However have to be awkward..I've a few accessories in the car so I've a live and aux fuse box wired in .. the switched one is a (BUSS) from the states. Here's a picture while I was testing the current and untidied! Its quite cheap to setup but overkill for most people..costs about €30 for relay, wiring, boxes, etc. Heres is the wiring diagram..not or the faint-hearted but I'm no mechanic and managed to put it all together: :cool: Best of luck :cool:
Nissan doctor wrote: » Sorted this today, I bought a 3 plug power socket and soldered it into the rear of the ligher socket then mounted the sockets into the glovebox and ran the wires for the camera and sat nav up through the dash and A pillar. Now there are no visible wires and its all much neater.
BX 19 wrote: » https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CuKIMVvh6Oc Just thought I'd share what I use. Daily roads voyager with my SE xperia. Records in 720.
eringobragh wrote: » jaysus what a muppet @0:33 :eek:...seems a regular one in dash cam vids here.
Jimmy Bottlehead wrote: » Thought I'd pop this up. Not one, but two drivers ignored the markings approaching the roundabout leaving Blanchardstown Shopping Centre (1st exit = outside lane, 2nd & 3rd exits = inside lane) and plough right through, almost into me. Some might argue that at least they're using the correct rule for most roundabouts, but I expect drivers to be more awake and notice what way the roundabout works.
Jimmy Bottlehead wrote: » Thought I'd pop this up. Not one, but two drivers ignored the markings approaching the roundabout leaving Blanchardstown Shopping Centre (1st exit = outside lane, 2nd & 3rd exits = inside lane) and plough right through, almost into me. Some might argue that at least they're using the correct rule for most roundabouts, but I expect drivers to be more awake and notice what way the roundabout works. Enjoy AC/DC's "It's a Long Way to the Top if you wanna Rock & Roll" in the background, and try to ignore me mumbling "prick" and "idiot" at the drivers https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G1Yg2RZ9g00
ligertigon wrote: » Jimmy Bottlehead wrote: » Thought I'd pop this up. Not one, but two drivers ignored the markings approaching the roundabout leaving Blanchardstown Shopping Centre (1st exit = outside lane, 2nd & 3rd exits = inside lane) and plough right through, almost into me. Some might argue that at least they're using the correct rule for most roundabouts, but I expect drivers to be more awake and notice what way the roundabout works. Enjoy AC/DC's "It's a Long Way to the Top if you wanna Rock & Roll" in the background, and try to ignore me mumbling "prick" and "idiot" at the drivers https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G1Yg2RZ9g00 I know he/she could have kept more left. But there are no lane markings on the roundabout?????? Its almost like bad design or misfeasance.??
eringobragh wrote: » That works as well It was actually how I had my first dashcam wired up (seperate camera/dvr/mic) back in 2008..never had a problem with it and more importantly its neat and out of sight. Whats the scanner for? Haven't seen one of them in yonks!
Nissan doctor wrote: » Yup, and there is still a spare socket for charging my phone in the glovebox too. The scanner is for my other interest in much larger machines:)
PrettyBoy wrote: » That first video makes my blood boil, the ****ing cheek of the tramp getting out of the X5, waving her arms around. If it happened to me I don't think I'd have pointed out to the camera to pair of *****, play dumb, call the guards and wait for them to arrive before bringing it to their attention. Going to invest in one of these myself after seeing all the videos in this thread, recall an incident like this happening to a member here too but not sure what the outcome was.
Voodoomelon wrote: » I've watched that 3 times and am baffled by what happened. Looks to me that both of you were in the wrong lane (the car infront), but I cant make out the road layout well.
Voodoomelon wrote: » Still baffled why the 307 has to turn left despite his lane continuing on, a lane which you have to cut across to take the same exit. Surely it would make more sense for the 307 lane to be left or straight on, and your lane is straight on only? Video must make it look weird, no doubt you are correct, just doesn't look right!
Nissan doctor wrote: » Longer version here....shows roundabout/lanes much clearer.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yJfUNB61S6E
Celtxx wrote: » To be honest I still cant see what the 307 did wrong here.
tobsey wrote: » . I know it goes against the norm and in their defence it may have been too late to change lanes when the saw the raod markings.
dharn wrote: » looks to me that nissan doc was in wrong lane, in fact both cars seem to be in the wrong lanes