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    I'd avoid the LK-7950 for now. It has a known issue when there is a lot of detail in the video (trees for example), the unit has recording errors. I sent mine back and am switching to the X2.
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    The Lukas LK7950-WD has landed - dual channel TI / Sony IMX322 dashcam with Wi-Fi - Ongoing review

    Geoff, this is my exact problem to a tee. Clearly this camera was not ready to be released. I think it is an issue of writing 2 files to the card at the same time. Not sure if they can update the firmware to record front to SD card, rear to MicroSD. I'll be sending mine back. I ordered the...
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    The Lukas LK7950-WD has landed - dual channel TI / Sony IMX322 dashcam with Wi-Fi - Ongoing review

    Yes, that's with the stock cards, as well as Sandisk. To me, it's not worth the risk of potentially missing recordings on a dashcam. I'll look elsewhere for a dual channel system (maybe Panorama X2?).
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    The Lukas LK7950-WD has landed - dual channel TI / Sony IMX322 dashcam with Wi-Fi - Ongoing review

    I'm having the same "CHK" error while driving. Tried re-installing firmware, using different cards, etc. I think this one is going back to Lukas and I'll purchase something more reliable.
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    Mobius rival -Stylish INNOVV™ C1 from #808 family. 1080p 30fps WDR G-sensor action- dash camera

    Really interested in this camera (namely video quality) vs. the mobius. I'd like to purchase one or two for road bicycling races. The Garmin Virb and GoPro are incredible, but much more than I want to spend. Also, can anyone confirm extended battery life via an external usb charger? Most...
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    Who got the latest GS6000 with Ambarella A7 ?

    This guy (bot?) just copies and pastes the same info/pictures repeatedly. Hopefully someone will post something useful about the A7 (+/-LA) cams.
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    Is this A7 LA?
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    Lk-290 wiring

    If I am only using the lk290 using the "voltage" setting, do I need to use the acc wire as well? In other words, can I just tap into an always on circuit and ground and still have the unit work when I drop below a certain voltage?
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