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I bought a NextBase 402g for both my wife and I a few weeks ago and I'm very happy with them. I did my research on them first and the quality on them is good enough for legal requirements should I need it. Half it's had a bundle deal on them including fitting so worked out alright £160ish
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That said, I wouldn't be without a dash cam, given the propensity of people to lie after an accident. If I had to buy one again, I'd probably get a cheaper one with the features I wanted and forget about trying to read number plates.
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Is this now becoming a necessity due to the amount of Ruskies we have let into the country?
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Originally posted by northernladuk View PostAny if them combine dash can with a Sat nav. With a separate can, sat Nav, phone, and Baz n Kaz banner I'm not going to be able to see where I'm going.
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Any if them combine dash can with a Sat nav. With a separate can, sat Nav, phone, and Baz n Kaz banner I'm not going to be able to see where I'm going.
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I bought one from Halfords. Cost me £150. Does speed cameras and G force as well. Very happy with it and the viewing software is excellent. MiVue 638. You get what you pay for.
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Originally posted by I just need to test it View PostWBB said. A contractor mate of mine (penny pincher) bought two - dunno the type - and neither are fit for purpose.
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WBB said. A contractor mate of mine (penny pincher) bought two - dunno the type - and neither are fit for purpose.
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Originally posted by Wilmslow View PostThe roadrage post got me thinking about this.
I am seriously interested in getting a Dashcam fitted – not one that I need to plug in.
Halfrauds do this, but firstly is their fitting service worth its salt, and secondly, is their range any good?
Has anyone got one? Happy with is or any regrets? Regrets, I've had a few........
Women these days know how to use technology
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Dont buy a cheap one. You need the quality to be able to read the numberplate.
Im considering this
Most can stand alone on battery but Id get it hard wired. You can still remove the camera if you want.
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Dashcams
The roadrage post got me thinking about this.
I am seriously interested in getting a Dashcam fitted – not one that I need to plug in.
Halfrauds do this, but firstly is their fitting service worth its salt, and secondly, is their range any good?
Has anyone got one? Happy with is or any regrets? Regrets, I've had a few........Tags: None
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