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I think insurance adjusters (and certainly courts) would rather have raw footage, overlaps, glitches and all, than something that's been edited, stitched and cleaned up.

I've been using 16GB ADATA class 10s. Dirt cheap and no problems. http://www.ncix.com/detail/adata-premier-micro-sdhc-uhs-1-1c-82721-1031.htm

"I only ask as I remember reading or being told by someone that the dotted section shouldn't be obstructed... Cheers" The dotted mesh is simply a sunscreen for an area where the fold down sunscreens don't reach.

Some people also use dental floss to remove mounts. Where did you order the clear stuff from?

I've been considering mounting a second camera (maybe a Mobius) in the back seat area of the car. The camera would point forward and capture the rear view mirror view (in case I get rear-ended) and also act as a backup for my forward-facing A118.

You'll know the G-sensor has been tripped and the file dispatched to RO by the yellow caution triangle that appears on the screen.

I'm not an expert, but doesn't the white lead mean there are two cells connected in parallel? So shouldn't you use two 5.5V caps with the center connected to the white lead for them to charge properly?

I received my A118 from Foxoffer. It took 12 business days to arrive, Singapore to Canada. At first, I was not at all pleased with the sharpness of the videos. The quality was good at the fringes of the frame, but poor at the center. After a few days, I examined the camera and noticed the...

Thanks. I'm really going to have to find some black stuff.

Does the a118 come with black sticky tape or white/grey?

Go to the Device manager and click Universal Serial Bus controllers to expand. Right click on each entry and click Uninstall. Reboot computer to reinstall drivers. Plug mini into usb an pray drivers install.

What's the best (most reliable) file size to use with these cameras, assuming its being used as an accident cam?

@billknow Is there any chance you could include a piece of black 3M adhesive with A118 order?

I ordered a Mobius for my motorcycle and I'm wondering if I should do the same for my car. My main concern is the reliability of the camera, because a camera that doesn't run reliably can be very expensive in the event of an accident. I don't really care if the exposure metering is Nikon...

Hi, Yes, I've read lots and lots of good things about your company, also! It looks like you tried to make things right for the unhappy customer. I was trying to explain to deathguyQC why the person was upset, as he perhaps didn't see an earlier post.

I think he's upset because he ordered and paid for something that was said to be in stock, after he placed the order he was notified that it was backordered and then when he sent two emails asking what's going on, he apparently received no replies. The moral of this story is answer your...

How about using SDformatter from sdcard.org?

I've ordered the Mobius for my motorcycle (and maybe I'll try it in my car). From what I've read, it's a very reliable camera. In a few weeks when hopefully the dust settles a bit on the 803, I'll order one of those for my car. Keep in mind that in spite of some complaints about 803 picture...

Even as Jokiin says it will make no difference, you can buy 16 and 32 GB Samsung class 6 cards on Amazon.ca.

@Radman In Canada, accidents and accident injury claims almost never make it to court. The insurance companies settle because lawsuits, lawyers and courts are expensive. A video would definitely convince an insurance company to settle a claim. That said, if you receive a significant injury in...