[callmeneo]

Originally Posted by vinu_h

Hi Satya - No adjustments whatsoever. Invested on a good quality powerbank like Anker and placed it on the sun visor with a very short cable to the dashcam that's right beside it. This is a 20000 mah power bank and lasts 24 hrs. I only use the power bank when I am driving or when parked on the road or at malls etc.

Note - Photo is a few months old, but, gives you a fair idea of my setup.

Hey how long does this last if used continuously? 6 hrs?
My dashcam required 5V 2.5A minimum to run.
Also does this support pass through charging ie charging the power bank when its powering the dash cam? Was planning to get a 27000 mah power bank which can run for 9-10 hrs.

[bblost]

Originally Posted by bblost

Just an FYI.

My 70mai suddenly died today.

Issue came back.

Formatting did not help. So got a new Micro SD Card and it is working fine now.

I have a feeling that the reason could be the intense heat and my parking the car facing the sun in an open parking lot.

I will avoid parking there and instead use the covered MLCP at office.

[niCo_neOz]

Originally Posted by JithinR

Bump. I have almost finalized the Viofo A229 Plus. Appreciate it if any owners with an iphone let me know if there are issues with the app.

Never found any issues in connecting the dashcam to my phone. App is ok too. Not fancy and and smooth, but not buggy and lagging that might frustrate one.

[ashesh]

After getting the delivery of the Thar Roxx in December last year it was time to buy the accessories. The most important being the dashcam.

Roxx comes with SVM which can record the videos from the 360 degree cams. There are many limitations to it be an alternative of a dashcam.
1. No way to take the footage out of the system.
2. The video is distorted and quality not that good.
3. Only 32GB capacity.

For this reason I decided to go with a proper dashcam. My requirements were following:

1. No battery, supercapacitor only
2. Around 10K
3. Front & Rear cams
4. Decent video quality
5. Small size and clean installation
6. Parking monitoring


I shortlisted 2 dashcams Qubo 3K Dual dashcam and Redtiger F9 4K Dual dashcam. They both were providing onsite installation service which I preferred as I didn't want local mechanic to do the hardwiring.
I contacted Redtiger support and the person suggested to get the installation done from local mechanic instead of availing their service to save my money. This was not what I expected from a company support.

This left me with Qubo. I contacted the Qubo support. The sales executive explained me the process. First I had to buy the dashcam and hardwiring kit. After the delivery(4-5 days) I had to fill a form and pay for the installation.
The installation was to be done in 2-3 days.

The dashcam + hardwiring kit cost me Rs 11317 and installation amount was Rs 1674.

The dashcam + hardwiring kit was delivered in 2 days via Bluedart. The installation took another 2 days.

The electrostatic sticker got wasted as the person didn't clean the glass properly, leading to lot of bubbles. Other than that things went smoothly.

I have put the front cam at location where both the sides of bonnet is covered.

Overall the experience was good. Although, I can't say how good was the installation due to my lack of knowledge.

My main concern is

1. The fuse tap(AT ECU B+ 15A for VCC and INF ACC/RR US 10A for ACC) used

2. The routing of the rear camera wire under the side airbag. I have attached the photos and videos.

Can someone with adequate knowledge take a look and confirm if the installation is ok?

https://youtube.com/watch?v=7cxvlwFK...aPofUxbxOeQuiG

https://youtube.com/watch?v=cJHQaTlo...MJtNCd5YqEpQiY

https://youtube.com/watch?v=kM-KjJnm...6sSY8rQkBFdaOr