Bobcat101
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I know this 32gb Samsung class 10 SD card works well with MINI 0902.
Thanks for the info, I bought both my 0902 cameras from your store btw
I know this 32gb Samsung class 10 SD card works well with MINI 0902.
If it works, use it as rear channel camera. Any working dashcam is better than nothing.I finally gave up on this thing. Last Friday I bought a JooVuu X. I am blown away by the image quality on that iti biti thing. It is not perfect, nothing is... but it is waaaay better then the Mini.
Don't know what I will do with my Mini 0902. Perhaps I will donate it to Goodwill.
Good luck to all and thank you for your help.
I finally gave up on this thing. Last Friday I bought a JooVuu X. I am blown away by the image quality on that iti biti thing. It is not perfect, nothing is... but it is waaaay better then the Mini.
Don't know what I will do with my Mini 0902. Perhaps I will donate it to Goodwill.
Good luck to all and thank you for your help.
What happened?, your last posts seem to indicate all was going well?, and now you jumped ship?.
I did my first long commute today with Transcend SD card and it worked 100% no issues, very happy with state of things so far. Sandisk was headache and i was blaming the camera, turns out it was a simple compatibility issue. For the price I'm happy with the 0902, but then again until you said you switched it looked like you were too?
Two things killed it for me.
Every time something looked promising I would try it, got excited and next day when I arrived at work and checked the results... another letdown. dps fixes did amazing things but did not cure the focus drift issue, which is a mechanical issue. Heat causes parts to expand, changing the focal plane... What are we gonna do?
- Lack of manufacturer's support. No one from the manufacturer asking questions on what we are experiencing in the field, any issues we may be running into, telling us what if any firmware improvements we can expect, etc.
- No matter what I tried the camera kept losing focus after 15 - 20 on the road. My commute is over 1 hour. Turning off WiFi helped but did not completely fix the issue.
Everything has its reason. Cheap product means poor quality.I've bought 3 mini series cameras, and none ever seem to work.
In fact, every dash cam I've bought has failed with a relative quickness.
As much security as I *think* they give, there hasn't been a single one that has made me feel like investing money in one is a good idea. I've gone through several G1W's, a mini0805, a mini 0826, and a GT680W (which lasted the longest of any camera I've had; ~1 year).
I have this camera in my car, and after about 20 days it's started a boot loop that has been increasing in the number of times it takes to start completely. I would guess that this potentially coincided with the memory card being near capacity. I think I may be done with this completely having spent hundreds of dollars the past few years on a stack of broken cameras on my desk. After trying and seeing how quickly "the best" cameras failed from this site, it's difficult to justify continuing paying the price they command.
Cheap doesn't have to equal poor quality. It's thinking like that however, that keeps it that way.Everything has its reason. Cheap product means poor quality.
I would go with the Blackvue, my Mini0826 only worked for about 1 week.It's a shame the problem that has been with mini 0902, its design, function and image quality were excellent, but his life is not very long, I think I'll evaluate mini 0826 or blackvue. :-(
I told 0902's manufacturer so many times about update hardware. But they said: it cost more to them, they will have to increase the price, the client will not be satisfied.....So, that's it.Cheap doesn't have to equal poor quality. It's thinking like that however, that keeps it that way.
I've used the same camera you sell on your website, which failed on me as well. China will soon figure out that this isn't a sustainable manufacturing technique. All they need to do is ask the United States.
If it's connected to PC, it probably went to mass storage mode instead of dashcam mode.I just installed linkineyes and while it can connect the cam it tells me that the connection failed.
I am powering the cam from my PC using USB 2.0 and 3.o ports. Could that be the issue?
I dont have the cam in my car because the power adapter was DOA.