Bernuga
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Thank you so much for your precius info, I was looking theI'm of the opinion that you may be better off with a very discreet traditional dash cam as I'm not convinced that a flashing LED on the camera is really all that much of a deterrent and could even attract unwanted attention. The upcoming (but long over due since first announced) Street Guardian SG9663DR which uses two small remote discreet camera modules connected to a central (potentially hidden) main control box might be a good option. The similar concept INNOVV K2 (DUAL Channel) Motorcycle Camera might work.
You'll need a big enough memory card and adequate battery capacity, of course. Aside from using your car battery (which can have some drawbacks) many people use a portable power bank or a dedicated hard wired dash cam power pack such as one of the Cellink models.
As for GPS tracking, that might be best accomplished with a separate dedicated tracking device designed specifically for this purpose. GPS units in dash cams are generally designed only for capturing your coordinates and displaying them on the video itself or for viewing your location, speed and other data on a live Google map and console on your computer monitor when viewing your footage at home rather than remotely tracking your vehicle.
Some good GPS tracking devices are discussed HERE.
Street Guardian SG9663DR
https://streetguardian.info/sg9663dcpro the website doesn't seems very accurate, I still have to understand if it have the night visión, impact and motion detection, parking mode and some other stuff I'm looking for.
And thanks for the GPS trackers link, I have to study a lot.