DAP
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- Dash Cam
- Two Viofo 129 PRO cameras and a Tesla Model 3 4 Channel
One of the fastest ways to debug a problem is to swap out suspect parts with known good parts to see if the swap has an effect on the problem. In your case, even buying a new memory card, you wont have a known good part. However, if the alternate part is a different brand, it is unlikely to have the same problem as the original, so if both behave exactly the same, they are probably both good, and the problem is elsewhere.
Even the best manufacturers produce some lemons. Nothing is certain in life but death and taxes. Being pissed about the problem and complaining about it is not likely to get it fixed.
If your finances are so tight you can't afford to lose $40 on a memory card, perhaps you should not be spending money on a dash cam.
You can blame the camera when you prove it is not the memory card, and not the way you are powering the camera. The problem can be caused by any one of those, and until you are sure which one it is, it is not a good idea to assign blame.
Even the best manufacturers produce some lemons. Nothing is certain in life but death and taxes. Being pissed about the problem and complaining about it is not likely to get it fixed.
If your finances are so tight you can't afford to lose $40 on a memory card, perhaps you should not be spending money on a dash cam.
You can blame the camera when you prove it is not the memory card, and not the way you are powering the camera. The problem can be caused by any one of those, and until you are sure which one it is, it is not a good idea to assign blame.