Dash-Cam
09-29-2015, 11:00 PM
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Irrelevant. Evidence is evidence whatever the form. The veracity can always be put in dispute by legal argument but it's still evidence gps or not. These devices can be known to fail you know....
09-29-2015, 11:19 PM
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I have a Mio MiVue with a 64Gb card in it - got me £50 discount off the Aygo insurance and it's hardwired into that. Tucked away next to the rear view mirror and NOT in my FOV. It has a speed camera warning database as well which is handy.
It is solely for the purpose of recording any potential accident and nothing else - the standard of driving these days on a commute is so bad that's not worth not having one.
It is solely for the purpose of recording any potential accident and nothing else - the standard of driving these days on a commute is so bad that's not worth not having one.
09-30-2015, 01:47 AM
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It's not at all. If used as an event device. The card in mine only comes out on an event, ie we get hit then the card comes out. Else, the 32 GB is cyclically recorded over and it sits there like a silent witness, should it ever be needed. It's lunch money. All people should get one for what is essentially a quarter of even the lowest excess.
09-30-2015, 02:47 AM
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The Camera I was using on my bike was/is an Ion Air Pro 3.
Originally I had a speed pro, but complained to the CIO of ION UK that his company wasn't looking after it's customers correctly, so he gave me one of these
Car wise I'd have to recommend the Mobius cam. It's brilliant and the one I used on my push bike. 5 min clips, start recording upon ignition switch on/power and overwrite facility. <£50 too.
Originally I had a speed pro, but complained to the CIO of ION UK that his company wasn't looking after it's customers correctly, so he gave me one of these
Car wise I'd have to recommend the Mobius cam. It's brilliant and the one I used on my push bike. 5 min clips, start recording upon ignition switch on/power and overwrite facility. <£50 too.
10-02-2015, 12:04 AM
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Hey-Ho.
Camera being returned to Amazon; the thing crashes after 6 minutes and refuses to restart until left for a few hours.
Seems these particular cameras have a variable reliability record.
May have a look at a MiVue.
Camera being returned to Amazon; the thing crashes after 6 minutes and refuses to restart until left for a few hours.
Seems these particular cameras have a variable reliability record.
May have a look at a MiVue.
10-02-2015, 12:47 AM
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I bought my EPrance 0801 from there and its been great, IIRC it was £50