Brunkerboy
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Hi everyone,
I just installed a Blackvue DR750-2CH yesterday for my work with Uber. One of the issues i never even considered was how people slamming the front door would affect the front camera. Very early this morning after about 20 trips and almost as many door slams, the camera fell from the window. The dashcam is mounted behind the rear view mirror, not way over next to the passenger front pillar. I followed the mounting instructions to the letter. What surprised me also was the 3M tape is still adhered to the windscreen. It was the actual cam mount that came away from the 3M tape.
How do off-roaders ensure their dashcams stay secured? What is the best high heat, vibration resistant mount for a DR750. It does seem unbalanced with the mounting bracket at one end only.
I just installed a Blackvue DR750-2CH yesterday for my work with Uber. One of the issues i never even considered was how people slamming the front door would affect the front camera. Very early this morning after about 20 trips and almost as many door slams, the camera fell from the window. The dashcam is mounted behind the rear view mirror, not way over next to the passenger front pillar. I followed the mounting instructions to the letter. What surprised me also was the 3M tape is still adhered to the windscreen. It was the actual cam mount that came away from the 3M tape.
How do off-roaders ensure their dashcams stay secured? What is the best high heat, vibration resistant mount for a DR750. It does seem unbalanced with the mounting bracket at one end only.