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Is the left side blurry?

Is this registration also a necessity when buying from Niko (hiniko.com) from EU?

Is that essentially the same as SG9663DC only without the second camera in the box (and using the same housing as SGGCX2)?

Yes, but how big of a part of the price is it? If the camera currently costs 200 €, how much would you ask for it, if it didn't have the CPL (and you hadn't even developed the option)?

Jokiin, how much does the CPL add to the cost of the camera?

Or in the case of a windscreen with solar protection film, in the middle within the dotted area (which is always without that film). The rest of the windscreen is covered with a thin metal film.

Is that with the CPL installed?

Indeed, which is why I didn't say that You should have gone that route, but that it could have been an option for those not wishing to deal with all these discrete units.

And all this could theoretically be replaced by a simple low-powered chip (think something compatible with arduino or similar, for example) and a mosfet driver. Granted, you wouldn't be able to change the timer settings on the fly, but then again, you'd have far more control using code.

But why isn't it logged?

Any reason why the acceleration data isn't logged into the video at all times, but only at the beginning of the recording session before GPS lock is received?

Pull still images, draw lines representing perspective. Or if you're good with video editors, draw them directly onto the video.

Video is currently unavailable. Did you perhaps link the video as soon as it got uploaded before it managed to process into a 1080p version?

It might also be helpful to enable precise time display in your video player, if it isn't already, for example mpc-hc can display time with millisecond precision.

Quite wide field of view makes it appear as if the objects aren't moving as quickly relative to you. Measure time vs road markings, posts, trees etc to calculate real speed.

Could You also share an image of which fuses You tapped into?

A common 0,75 mm2 or 18 AWG wire should be plenty, it's still flexible enough for easy placement and you'll get below 0.1 V voltage drop. Keep in mind that you can pick the ground near the PMP install location, doesn't have to be near the fuse box.

And how fast does this pack charge? Under an hour or longer? Do you get 12 V output from it?

Is that at the connector end where you plug it into the camera? Does it match what you get from the stock power lead? Does it also match the polarity?

Use a multimeter to check your voltages.