Guardian Lion
New Member
Hello Everyone.
I'm a noob. The reason why I am here is because recently our family was targeted by a road rage driver. Without going into details, the police gave me and the driver a citation. Though I have corroborating evidence supporting my account of the story to which I believe will prevail with the prosecutor, if I had the dash cams then I would be quickly dismissed of the citation. Two days ago I was stalked by an aggressive driver even though I pulled over to let him have the road. And yesterday our family was tailgated, again, as we had the right-of-way going the speed limit.
I edited this post because dash riposki (below) believed it was acceptable to be judgmental. In order to keep this discussion going a good direction, it just made sense to modify this message to the importance of having quality dash cams. Road rage is real and aggressive drivers can provoke even in quiet neighborhoods.
I'm finally purchasing dash cams this week. I'm looking at installing:
• Blackvue dash cam DR900S 2 channel
• Blackvue battery B-124 Ultra, hard-wired to the fuse box
• I'm tempted to get two Thinkware F100 for the rear cargo area of my subaru outback, facing left and right. But this might be overkill.
Not sure about getting the lens filter. Does it really help? Does it impact the image at night? I've looked at lots of models and brands. I believe the DR900S video is phenomenal. The annoying "voice" by the Thinkware would be too much for me.
Your feedback is welcome.
I'm a noob. The reason why I am here is because recently our family was targeted by a road rage driver. Without going into details, the police gave me and the driver a citation. Though I have corroborating evidence supporting my account of the story to which I believe will prevail with the prosecutor, if I had the dash cams then I would be quickly dismissed of the citation. Two days ago I was stalked by an aggressive driver even though I pulled over to let him have the road. And yesterday our family was tailgated, again, as we had the right-of-way going the speed limit.
I edited this post because dash riposki (below) believed it was acceptable to be judgmental. In order to keep this discussion going a good direction, it just made sense to modify this message to the importance of having quality dash cams. Road rage is real and aggressive drivers can provoke even in quiet neighborhoods.
I'm finally purchasing dash cams this week. I'm looking at installing:
• Blackvue dash cam DR900S 2 channel
• Blackvue battery B-124 Ultra, hard-wired to the fuse box
• I'm tempted to get two Thinkware F100 for the rear cargo area of my subaru outback, facing left and right. But this might be overkill.
Not sure about getting the lens filter. Does it really help? Does it impact the image at night? I've looked at lots of models and brands. I believe the DR900S video is phenomenal. The annoying "voice" by the Thinkware would be too much for me.
Your feedback is welcome.
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