Dash camera

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by Ramsker

I've had my dashcam for a couple years and recently ran into some issues with "memory errors" when the unit started. Did some looking around and apparently a lot of people recommend a "high endurance" SD card (MLC) since a standard SD card has a hard time dealing with the constant overwriting? Anyway, I just switched over to try this card out, so we'll see how it goes.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0...?ie=UTF8&psc=1


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3QAF2flNsVc

---

Good insight, thank you. I'll look into it.

Looking for good recommendations for a good dash cam. One that takes clear recordings and concealable.

Thanks

I've been pretty happy with my Veckle Mini0906.

https://www.amazon.com/Veckle-Channe...+dual+dash+cam

Needs a hard-wire kit to use the Parking Guard feature.

I use an open source viewing software, "Registrator Viewer" but the author died and the Google maps API is currently broken. It still works, just gives google map errors when reviewing the video/gps data.

If you wanna spend a bunch, look at Blackvue.

Ask Irving, he has a dual front/rear unit that he likes .

I haven't responded because my camera hasn't been as reliable as it needs to be and I don't know if it's because the camera is cheap, or because I didn't get the best style of SD card to use in it, or both.

Why does the camera need to be concealable, and from who?

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by Irving

I haven't responded because my camera hasn't been as reliable as it needs to be and I don't know if it's because the camera is cheap, or because I didn't get the best style of SD card to use in it, or both.

Why does the camera need to be concealable, and from who?

---

Your date and eventually the wife and her attorneys.

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by Irving

I haven't responded because my camera hasn't been as reliable as it needs to be and I don't know if it's because the camera is cheap, or because I didn't get the best style of SD card to use in it, or both.

Why does the camera need to be concealable, and from who?

---

So far, the Samsung EVO "Select" (Amazon version of the EVO Plus) or Samsung EVO Plus (depending where/when I buy) have been working fine for me in all things, including the dashcam.

I've had several Sandisks take a dump, just using them in phone's or tablets.

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by Irving

I haven't responded because my camera hasn't been as reliable as it needs to be and I don't know if it's because the camera is cheap, or because I didn't get the best style of SD card to use in it, or both.

Why does the camera need to be concealable, and from who?

---

1. Don't want people to see it when in parking lots

2. Don't want others to see it if I'm involved in a collision.

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by electronman1729

1. Don't want people to see it when in parking lots

2. Don't want others to see it if I'm involved in a collision.

---

The little 0906 is not concealed but is pretty discreet behind the mirror as it is difficult to see from a standing position outside my car. I could tuck it up higher but wanted to be able to see/run the controls. Besides the sensors that should lock a recording on impact, it comes with a little remote I have stuck on the backside of my phone cradle that I can press to take a pic, or long press to lock a recording.

I think anything else is going to need to be a remote cam in your grill. Depending on your vehicle, there are replacement rear view mirrors that are cameras but I question the quality. That said, I haven't looked into them much other than browsing.

Quality SD cards are a must if the unit has loop recording.