Andybobandy wrote: » I've just ordered an 0806 from gearbest.com €111.25, so we'll see how it goes, site looks decent enough and has plenty of positive reviews
fabsoul wrote: » I got one from them last week for €108.02 it was stopped by custom and had to pay €30.92 more.
Hachiko wrote: » Has anyone got the 0806 ones?
Andybobandy wrote: » I ordered one last week from Gearbest.com
punisher5112 wrote: » I bought a dvr camera off them and it was a dodgy rip off. Now that one may be ok the 1 I got was a different one.
Vic_08 wrote: » Halfords sell a range of them. http://www.halfords.ie/technology/dashboard-cameras-parking-sensors/dashboard-cameras I imagine they could be got cheaper online but possibly not by Friday.
biko wrote: » I assume OP is only looking where to pick one up in Dublin somewhere. Ordering online may take longer than 4 days.
dodzy wrote: » Yep, that was the plan biko. The Halfords offerings are all suction. Was looking at this: http://dashcams.ie/smartcam-blackvue-dr380-hd/ Not sure of where they're based though. Typical short notice request from a mate for his daughter. Not sure of where they're based though. Looking at Amazon express post too.
Vic_08 wrote: » They all use suction mounts, including that one "The on-board camera comes with an extra-strong suction mount for the windscreen" how else do you expect them to be mounted to a windscreen?
Andybobandy wrote: » I'm on my second E-Prance dash cam now and neither have used suction mounts, they've both used sticky foam pads (which work very well) These look like they use the same sticky pad
biko wrote: » Adverts offeringswww.adverts.ie/for-sale/q_Dashcam
Andybobandy wrote: » Had my 0806 delivered today, no customs, no nothing, just a knock on the door from the postman, here, heres your new camera.
EazyD wrote: » What's the 0806 like? I have the first eprance 0801 so I was thinking of using that as a rear cam and the 806 as my front.
EazyD wrote: » What's the 0806 like?
Andybobandy wrote: » So far so good, I'm still experimenting with it, using different settings/resolutions etc.. I had a 64GB (class 10) card in it and was getting some write errors, so as per the instructions, formatted the card to Fat32 on my mac, and it didn't really help the situation, (some video clips were coming in in audio only, and when the video did record, there would be glitches in it from time to time) I had a quick look online, and people are saying 32GB cards are still the best, so I took one of my 2 32GB (class 6) cards I was using in the 0801 and voila, it worked perfect, seamless video over multiple clips. Probably didn't need to buy the 64GB card, I guess I only bought it because the camera supports up to 128GB, but for me, like with the 0801, 32GB is more than enough (5+ hours recording at full resolution) I wouldn't say it's a million times better than the 0801, but it does seem a bit better than it, I'm hoping it will be a lot better once I've found the best settings to use it at. and shall report back my findings.
Hachiko wrote: » I have a 128gb car and use the highest resolution, the quality is very good. Day or Night. it is small and unobstructive.
RandomAccess wrote: » The battery in my 0801 is knackered already. Think I have it about a year. Barely lasts a minute now so makes it awkward to find and lock a clip.
Andybobandy wrote: » What size card are you using? I always find with the 32GB card, 5+ hours is more than enough time for me to get home and review/save the clips onto my computer. When I got my 0801 I bought 2 32GB cards so I could swap them out if/when I needed, meant I could always bring the card in with me after an eventful day, and even if it took me a few days to get round to it, I'd have the other card in the camera.
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