Inconspicuous
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Hi everyone, I'm new here.
My wife and I just ordered a Volkswagen ID.4 and I'm looking into installing a dashcam in the front and one in the rear. I've checked out some videos, and it seems possible to wire the front camera to the fuse box (video) and then using a powerbank with pass-through to keep the dashcam powered on even when the car is parked.
For the back, there's a 12V outlet which you could either use to connect a camera to through a powerbank or switch the fuse position (video) to keep the outlet on even when the car is off. I'm weighing toward the first option to avoid the risk of draining the battery when the car is parked for a long period of time.
A key feature for me is parking surveillance to catch fender benders.
What I'm wondering is if there's a 2 channel dashcam with parking support that connects wirelessly. I'd like to avoid running wires through entire vehicle. While it's possible, it's invasive and ton of work, which I'd rather avoid Also, being able to disconnect or dismount the camera seems necessary since we're planning on driving it through Germany.
Thanks!
My wife and I just ordered a Volkswagen ID.4 and I'm looking into installing a dashcam in the front and one in the rear. I've checked out some videos, and it seems possible to wire the front camera to the fuse box (video) and then using a powerbank with pass-through to keep the dashcam powered on even when the car is parked.
For the back, there's a 12V outlet which you could either use to connect a camera to through a powerbank or switch the fuse position (video) to keep the outlet on even when the car is off. I'm weighing toward the first option to avoid the risk of draining the battery when the car is parked for a long period of time.
A key feature for me is parking surveillance to catch fender benders.
What I'm wondering is if there's a 2 channel dashcam with parking support that connects wirelessly. I'd like to avoid running wires through entire vehicle. While it's possible, it's invasive and ton of work, which I'd rather avoid Also, being able to disconnect or dismount the camera seems necessary since we're planning on driving it through Germany.
Thanks!