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Acura604 · 12-02-2017, 09:48 AM

This is a great alternative to powermagic!

no need to mess with fuses and all that extra wiring crap and grounding....

just plug it into the OBD2 port of your car!

I tested it with blackvue models: DR380G, DR3500 and DR650S

all worked great. Test car: 2016 CIVIC EX

when the switch is set to ACC mode, the unit will power down the blackvue after 5mins once ignition is cut.

when the switch is set to parking mode, the unit will run the dashcam but will shut it down when battery level drops below 12V.

https://www.7daycam.com

step 1: find your obdII port

step 2: plug in the SnapNgo unit

step 3: run the wiring up your a-pillar/roofline - hide it well...

step 4: attach power lead to dashcam

step 5: set the SnapNgo to acc and turn on car

step 6: flick switch to parking mode if needed

12-02-2017, 09:48 AM	#1
Acura604 RS has made me the bitter person i am today! Join Date: Apr 2001 Location: Vancouver Posts: 4,824 Thanked 3,020 Times in 789 Posts Failed 373 Times in 99 Posts Member's Picture Albums	REVIEW Snap n Go Blackvue hardwiring kit via OBD2 port This is a great alternative to powermagic! no need to mess with fuses and all that extra wiring crap and grounding.... just plug it into the OBD2 port of your car! I tested it with blackvue models: DR380G, DR3500 and DR650S all worked great. Test car: 2016 CIVIC EX when the switch is set to ACC mode, the unit will power down the blackvue after 5mins once ignition is cut. when the switch is set to parking mode, the unit will run the dashcam but will shut it down when battery level drops below 12V. https://www.7daycam.com step 1: find your obdII port step 2: plug in the SnapNgo unit step 3: run the wiring up your a-pillar/roofline - hide it well... step 4: attach power lead to dashcam step 5: set the SnapNgo to acc and turn on car step 6: flick switch to parking mode if needed Last edited by Acura604; 12-02-2017 at 10:43 AM.