Need a heat resistant 140 degree viewing angle cam

[Milamber]

My wifes dashcam needs replacing for the rear of her vehicle, we are after a camera that has very high operating temps with a decent viewing angle (140°+) Allt he cameras I have reviewed sadly dont cover this other than VicoVation which is not the look we are after for rear dashcam.

 

[jokiin]

Re: Need a heat resistant 140 degree cam

My wifes dashcam needs replacing for the rear of her vehicle, we are after a camera that has very high operating temps with a decent viewing angle (140°+) Allt he cameras I have reviewed sadly dont cover this other than VicoVation which is not the look we are after for rear dashcam.

how much of a rush are you in?

 

[Milamber]

Re: Need a heat resistant 140 degree cam

My wifes dashcam needs replacing for the rear of her vehicle, we are after a camera that has very high operating temps with a decent viewing angle (140°+) Allt he cameras I have reviewed sadly dont cover this other than VicoVation which is not the look we are after for rear dashcam.

how much of a rush are you in?

I can probably hold out for two weeks.

 

[jokiin]

Re: Need a heat resistant 140 degree cam

My wifes dashcam needs replacing for the rear of her vehicle, we are after a camera that has very high operating temps with a decent viewing angle (140°+) Allt he cameras I have reviewed sadly dont cover this other than VicoVation which is not the look we are after for rear dashcam.

how much of a rush are you in?

I can probably hold out for two weeks.

ok, too soon or I could have something you could try, won't be that quick unfortunately

 

[Milamber]

Re: Need a heat resistant 140 degree cam

I can probably hold out for two weeks.

ok, too soon or I could have something you could try, won't be that quick unfortunately[/quote]

Well, I could swap my camera around and give her your cam that I use at the rear of mine. What are the specs and design, is it worth me holding out?

 

[DashCamMan]

Re: Need a heat resistant 140 degree cam

The Lukas LK-7900 has good heat resistance but may be too big for what you are looking for. The Mini 0801 might be an option given its small size, but it is too early too tell if it is a trooper in very hot environments.

 

[jokiin]

Re: Need a heat resistant 140 degree cam

Well, I could swap my camera around and give her your cam that I use at the rear of mine. What are the specs and design, is it worth me holding out?

might be a bit long but I have a dual cam unit we're working on that would exceed your needs

 

[Milamber]

Re: Need a heat resistant 140 degree cam

Does anyone know what this is?

https://www.ebay.com/itm/281082573396

 

[jokiin]

Re: Need a heat resistant 140 degree cam

Does anyone know what this is?

https://www.ebay.com/itm/281082573396

It's a Frankencam, rework of the old X3000 model (it's quite a bit bigger than it looks) with different guts in it to what they used to use

 

[Milamber]

Re: Need a heat resistant 140 degree cam

I wonder where I can get info on operational temps.

 

[jokiin]

Re: Need a heat resistant 140 degree cam

I wonder where I can get info on operational temps.

I don't think it's going to be anything out of the ordinary

 

[niko]

Re: Need a heat resistant 140 degree cam

Just to clarify: is it celsius or fahrenheit 140 degree ?

 

[Milamber]

Re: Need a heat resistant 140 degree cam

Just to clarify: is it celsius or fahrenheit 140 degree ?

Ah my bad 140 degree viewing angle with temps of 70 degrees centigrade.

Ta

 

[niko]

Re: Need a heat resistant 140 degree cam

Just to clarify: is it celsius or fahrenheit 140 degree ?

Ah my bad 140 degree viewing angle with temps of 70 degrees centigrade.

Ta

Read my today post in Panorama2 thread:
viewtopic.php?f=9&t=1208&start=160