12harry
Prominent Member
Insurance cost rise and car-crash camera might help protect premium. . . but there seem to be two price ranges - those under £50 which are low-resolution, like VGA and those that claim HD which turn out to be somewhat less, yet cost £250.... all record to micro SD cards.
+Most have IR LEDs for night-time vision, although I'd expect the light-spill against the windscreen would be many times brighter than the subject which could be 30 feet away - just how bright can these LEDs be? Units are powered from the car 12v, so no issues with battery-life.
Question - has anyone fitted one of these - Was it any good day/night and how are they best fitted?
eg. one specialist warns against the suction (to windscreen) as this is against the UK Law - er, why?
Anyone?
+Most have IR LEDs for night-time vision, although I'd expect the light-spill against the windscreen would be many times brighter than the subject which could be 30 feet away - just how bright can these LEDs be? Units are powered from the car 12v, so no issues with battery-life.
Question - has anyone fitted one of these - Was it any good day/night and how are they best fitted?
eg. one specialist warns against the suction (to windscreen) as this is against the UK Law - er, why?
Anyone?