Sorry mate - clean forgot!! Been a hectic week ... will do it today - promise!! lolOriginally Posted by katwoman
Sorry mate - clean forgot!! Been a hectic week ... will do it today - promise!! lol
Better late than pregnant ... as they say!!! lmao
Sorry Kat - but had kind of a busy day on Thursday, but piccies below of the camera and the mount ....
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Uses the suction cup attachment straight onto the windscreen - however, with a bit of jigging around, you could hang it from the roof behind the driver to get the wheel work in shot also - I'm going to have a lash at doing that myself by making a bracket that goes into the centre light.
Hi everyone
I'm thinking of buying an "In Car Mounted Video Recorder" to record some of my outback trips while traveling in the vast spaces of our country, I am interested to hear users experiences with them, thanks in advance for any positive comments.
Good thread dig Adam could be a record,lol Thought about a Go-Pro on the bonnet/Roof rack
I have DVR that I stick to the windscreen could use a bigger sd card.
Great quality vision on the replay
Last edited by threedogs; 17th March 2016 at 08:24 AM.
04 ST 3lt auto, not enough Mods to keep me happy, but getting there
Don't why people buy cheap dvr's
Now if I had the money and my patrol was not parked in the driveway rusting away this is what I would buy as a dvr recorder: http://nesscorporation.com/ness-cctv...e/104-550.html
Time is never wasted when your wasted all the time
WARNING: Towballs used for recoveries can, and do kill people and damage property.
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