cameo
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Just saw that Street Guardian refunded me not only hardwire kit, but the entire order. Now, let's be mature about this. I don't look for freebies or gifts. So please charge the order back, as I managed to hook it up. I selected this premium product because I wanted the experience to be trouble-free. There are couple of things that went wrong here and they are easy to see once we remove the emotions. I soldered the blades twice and unsoldered them in-between upon reading somebody's report that connector blade is loose and thinking that this was because the metal part is too thin. If you gave the information about the tabs when I first complained about blades not fitting, I wouldn't have to go through this wasteful work. Since my car was made in 2017, about the same time when you began to sell this model, it is also obvious that it's not a Ford, who "changed something recently". They always adhered to the standard defined for Micro2 fuse. After all the fuses fit. What must have happened, is that you recently changed the blade provider and ended up selling bad parts that were, reported on other forums with your hardwire kit. Because this product is dated, you probably don't sell many units these days, which is why you got only a couple of bad reports about the blade recently. And that's what I meant, when I said that you shouldn't be selling the hardwire kit. If you are on the Rolls Royce of cams, you test accessories before you ship. That's all. So please charge me for what I bought and keep supporting it. I do have an issue though. The circular polarizer filter seems to be damaged. I am attaching the picture. I tried to download a video to my phone after I hooked up the unit an hour ago, but WiFi disconnected in the middle of download. So I removed the unit to take it home rather than risk losing the card. I immediately saw something on the filter. First I thought that it was a finger smudge, but I couldn't comprehend how it came about because I hooked up the whole thing without removing protective plastic from both cameras and two filters from polarizer filter. I am very careful with such matters. So I tried to clean the filter with optical cleaning paper that I use on my photo lenses, but it would't come off. I didn't move the videos to my computer and I haven't dealt with polirizer filters of this size. So perhaps this is a feature and it has no negative effect on the video. But if it a defect, I would appreciate if you replaced the filter.
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