Pariah Zero
Member
- Joined
- Sep 6, 2014
- Messages
- 28
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- Location
- Intermountain West, USA
- Country
- United States
- Dash Cam
- Panorama G, Street Guardian SG9665GPS
My daily commute can get hairy at times, and I was seriously considering getting a dash cam before last week, when I became a victim of a hit and run rear-end collision at over 50 MPH (my traveling speed), with enough force to pop dashboard panels free of in my car. (I'm not sure if the car is a total loss yet... insurance grinds slowly...)
I've decided a dash cam is definitely something I want.
Thanks to this forum, I decided to go with two discrete units, instead of a single 2ch unit. It became apparent that the price/performance just doesn't work out for a 2ch unit.
I do have one question, however: I'm getting a Panorama G for the front; I can see the value in having GPS data. However I don't see much point in getting two units with GPS.
What advantages are there in getting two of the same camera?
Are there any specific disadvantages in getting two different makes & models?
For example, I was thinking of getting a less expensive, more discreet camera for the rear.
I've decided a dash cam is definitely something I want.
Thanks to this forum, I decided to go with two discrete units, instead of a single 2ch unit. It became apparent that the price/performance just doesn't work out for a 2ch unit.
I do have one question, however: I'm getting a Panorama G for the front; I can see the value in having GPS data. However I don't see much point in getting two units with GPS.
What advantages are there in getting two of the same camera?
Are there any specific disadvantages in getting two different makes & models?
For example, I was thinking of getting a less expensive, more discreet camera for the rear.