Any recommendations for a Dash Cam
Discussion
Dal65 said:
Best man to contact / search is james hawks reed , he's just done some mods for me .
James fit mine also. James Hawkes-Reed
+447827 663000
www.astoninstallations.com
I have a Balckvue DR650S 2ch in all my cars, including the V8V. They're not cheap, but you get what you pay for. Most importantly, they're discreet and have motion sensors to record when the car is parked. They don't even have LEDs on if you don't want them to.
Can't recommend anyone for the install in the Oxford area but they're easy enough to hardwire in either yourself or for a car sparky.
Failing that, Eric at Dashwitness.com looked after me very well when I first got a dashcam.
Whatever you decide, a dashcam is a very wise and invaluable investment!
Can't recommend anyone for the install in the Oxford area but they're easy enough to hardwire in either yourself or for a car sparky.
Failing that, Eric at Dashwitness.com looked after me very well when I first got a dashcam.
Whatever you decide, a dashcam is a very wise and invaluable investment!
AMTony said:
Dal65 said:
Best man to contact / search is james hawks reed , he's just done some mods for me .
James fit mine also. James Hawkes-Reed
+447827 663000
www.astoninstallations.com
And you will get an unbiased opinion

macdeb said:
I'd be interested on any views on this 
Is the Blackvue 650 a lot better than the 450 which got a slating from 'Which'.
The Qvia looks inpressive. Neither are cheap so want to get the best. Any others? I'd like it simple and discreet.
I had a Blackvue 650 and ended up putting it in the missus car. Pants bitrate, great mounting.
Is the Blackvue 650 a lot better than the 450 which got a slating from 'Which'.
The Qvia looks inpressive. Neither are cheap so want to get the best. Any others? I'd like it simple and discreet.
Qvia has top shelf video quality, but there are better. It does have a good form factor, great user interface, built in voltage switch and parking mode.
Could do with a polarising filter, I made my own and have zero complaints.
Ken Figenus said:
Serious question - how do you deal with any issue of recording a minor transgression by yourself? Last thing anyone wants to do is self incriminate or provide any incriminating footage of a burst of speed for a safe overtake?
If you're worried about your own driving, avoid a dashcam, Shirley!In terms of cameras and their pros and cons this guy has being reviewing them for years
http://www.techmoan.com/guide-to-dashcams/
http://www.techmoan.com/guide-to-dashcams/
Ken Figenus said:
Serious question - how do you deal with any issue of recording a minor transgression by yourself? Last thing anyone wants to do is self incriminate or provide any incriminating footage of a burst of speed for a safe overtake?
Make sure yours is encrypted and has a password/PIN. SortedKudos said:
Ken Figenus said:
Serious question - how do you deal with any issue of recording a minor transgression by yourself? Last thing anyone wants to do is self incriminate or provide any incriminating footage of a burst of speed for a safe overtake?
Make sure yours is encrypted and has a password/PIN. SortedThe actual answer is this: whatever you do, it's not calibrated by a recognised standards body. So your recording may show x miles per hour, but is that calibrated and certified? This is why speeding cameras and other devices are regularly tested.
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