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For sure. Any one of these cameras will do if you set the motion sensitivity over medium level to top level. The motion sensors will be so sensitive that the cameras will keep recording. However, your vehicle battery voltage will drop faster because the cameras are never under stand by mode.
Stand by mode will help the battery drop slower and the camera will not be that warm. If you have any further questions, please follow up.
Had the 380 with power magic pro installed last week and I'm having parking mode problems. It's already set to 11.8v for cut off.
Seems like everytime I turn off the car, the max it will record is <1hr. I've tried charging the battery overnight and trying it again, but results are the same.
When the camera stops recording, I measured the battery with my eliminator charger and it still reads ~12.4v. Is it not reading correctly? Would a multimeter be more accurate?
My car (driven daily) is a little bit over 2 yrs. Would the battery be the problem? Or is there something wrong with the power magic pro.
I need to test your battery first when the power magic pro shuts down. Try setting the timer to INIFINITY time on your power magic pro. I set the motion sensitivity very low on that unit because I don't really want it turn on/off quite off unless people reach your vehicle.
After I installed the power magic pro, I test your battery voltage is 12.08V. I set the configured voltage to 11.8V. The power magic pro cut the power off for some reason for sure. Bring your car back, and I will check it for ya
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according to this the blackvue's operating temp is from -20 to 70 degrees...
(Blackvue DR400G HD II, not too sure if it's Celsius or Fahrenheit, I assume Celsius)
according to this the blackvue's operating temp is from -20 to 70 degrees...
(Blackvue DR400G HD II, not too sure if it's Celsius or Fahrenheit, I assume Celsius)
thanx.. nice it works up to -20... I doubt it will get anywhere near -20 here in Vancouver.. haha
Just wondering where I can pick up some refills for those blang air sticks? Should I just give you a call? Or is there a storefront I can pick these up from?
^Go pro is for sporty video recording. It should be not hard to hardwiring one. But what is the purpose to hardwiring a go pro? Night footages is horrible. Dont know how the night image quality on a HERO3 Black edition tho. Posted via RS Mobile
^Go pro is for sporty video recording. It should be not hard to hardwiring one. But what is the purpose to hardwiring a go pro? Night footages is horrible. Dont know how the night image quality on a HERO3 Black edition tho. Posted via RS Mobile
I don't think you can even hardwire cause it only runs on battery power no external power plugs on it. Also it doesn't auto start recording or anything so you will have to do it yourself Posted via RS Mobile
^Go pro is for sporty video recording. It should be not hard to hardwiring one. But what is the purpose to hardwiring a go pro? Night footages is horrible. Dont know how the night image quality on a HERO3 Black edition tho. Posted via RS Mobile
The night quality is actually pretty decent with my Hero 3 Black. Thanks for the input!