DigitalSpeed
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Hi all, I live in the Pacific Northwest (Seattle, WA). It doesn't get all too hot or cold here (mid 50s - low 80s fahrenheit weather on avg.).
One of the things is our days are pretty gloomy (cloudy, gray, and sometimes rain). Or it rains and the road is really bright when the sun hits it. I was wondering what's a good dashcam to get off of Amazon that is good for these conditions? My budget is $50 - $150.
I'm having a problem when I'm looking at dashcams to know which one is a good, trustable one. I see like 5 types of the same dashcam on Amazon. For example, there's the Black Box version of the B40-C, an Auto-VOX version, etc.
One of the things is once it gets to about fall-winter time, it gets dark progressively early (i.e. 4pm will be dark as night).
The features most important to me are:
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I plan to connect this to a 13,000 mAh portable Anker battery pack to make it pretty easy to port around without fiddling with lots of wires.
One of the things is our days are pretty gloomy (cloudy, gray, and sometimes rain). Or it rains and the road is really bright when the sun hits it. I was wondering what's a good dashcam to get off of Amazon that is good for these conditions? My budget is $50 - $150.
I'm having a problem when I'm looking at dashcams to know which one is a good, trustable one. I see like 5 types of the same dashcam on Amazon. For example, there's the Black Box version of the B40-C, an Auto-VOX version, etc.
One of the things is once it gets to about fall-winter time, it gets dark progressively early (i.e. 4pm will be dark as night).
The features most important to me are:
- Good video quality in gloomy weather / shiny roads after rain (ability to see street signs, and license plates).
- GPS / G-Sensor / Speed
- Something easy to remove, and hook back in (live in a city, and have had my car broken into... would like to have my car not broken into).
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I plan to connect this to a 13,000 mAh portable Anker battery pack to make it pretty easy to port around without fiddling with lots of wires.
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