eDJ_
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I searched this topic and didn't find any evidence of it being discussed before.
Some of us may have seen those Russian Dash Cam Videos posted on Youtube by now.
Really ironic scenes happening there on their highways. I understand that they
do this for video evidence should they be involved in a mishap. I guess it preserves their
Insurance and rating.
Example:
I notice Amazon has close to 28 pages of these in different forms with various software.
The idea is they start recording as soon as the power is switched on in the car
and record the flash memory until it's full. If nothing has happened it simply dumps
what it's recorded and starts the recording process again. Should an accident occur involving
either the vehicle the cam in in, or to another motorist there is video evidence of it. It may a hit and run situation or uncovered debris falling from a truck that breaks a windshield that the camera is able to capture
and provide evidence of.
They are fairly inexpensive and some have both forward and rear facing cam's. I notice
many have up to 160 degree fields of view.
I found this site which reviews them when I was researching.
Dash Cam Buying Guide
https://dashcamtalk.com/dash-cam-buying-guide/
I notice how the State Police are using them too.
I've been thinking of purchasing one of these and hard wiring it into the car I drive. Often I'm driving by myself and thus wouldn't have a witness with me in the event of an accident.
Would you feel better having a dash cam ?
Amazon Pages/ dash cams
http://www.amazon.com/s/?ie=UTF8&ke...vptwo=&hvqmt=b&hvdev=c&ref=pd_sl_6xwvtxeh4a_b
Some of us may have seen those Russian Dash Cam Videos posted on Youtube by now.
Really ironic scenes happening there on their highways. I understand that they
do this for video evidence should they be involved in a mishap. I guess it preserves their
Insurance and rating.
Example:
I notice Amazon has close to 28 pages of these in different forms with various software.
The idea is they start recording as soon as the power is switched on in the car
and record the flash memory until it's full. If nothing has happened it simply dumps
what it's recorded and starts the recording process again. Should an accident occur involving
either the vehicle the cam in in, or to another motorist there is video evidence of it. It may a hit and run situation or uncovered debris falling from a truck that breaks a windshield that the camera is able to capture
and provide evidence of.
They are fairly inexpensive and some have both forward and rear facing cam's. I notice
many have up to 160 degree fields of view.
I found this site which reviews them when I was researching.
Dash Cam Buying Guide
https://dashcamtalk.com/dash-cam-buying-guide/
I notice how the State Police are using them too.
I've been thinking of purchasing one of these and hard wiring it into the car I drive. Often I'm driving by myself and thus wouldn't have a witness with me in the event of an accident.
Would you feel better having a dash cam ?
Amazon Pages/ dash cams
http://www.amazon.com/s/?ie=UTF8&ke...vptwo=&hvqmt=b&hvdev=c&ref=pd_sl_6xwvtxeh4a_b