Deterrent.tranquility922 wrote: ↑I'm just confused by some ppl that get carcams. If you're getting it just to record your trip and don't need it when you're away from the car, then no prb. However, if in addition you are using it as a security measure and recording when away from the car, why would you get one that huge/conspicuous? Totally defeats the whole purpose then, no? That's why I like my 808 and those mobius cams. Other ones are just too bulky.
Whats a stealth install? do you have pics of videos?neverhaveiever wrote: ↑A mobius stealth install is the way to go
My mobius is right behind my rear mirror by the passenger side. I cant see it when Im driving since the mirror is blocking it, but I dont think its stealth. Wanted to see how other set their mobius up to see if I can hide mine better.neverhaveiever wrote: ↑I don't. But it is when you use a lens extension to hide the main unit. Depending on your vehicle you can have nothing but the lens showing and even then it can be made to look like a rain sensor.
You can barely see my camera both in and out of the vehicle. When I point it out people say they thought it was a garage door opener
I bought a 3m tape mount for $3 on ebay for the mobius and the mount is just sticking on the windshield. Mine turns on when I start my car. I had the option of having it run continuously but decided against it.
How do you run it continuously? Also, I meant how do you see the angle it's mounted at without having a screen? Sorry for the confusion
To run continuously, lockdown security sells this thing that gives it constant power. I ran the cable through the top & side liner and hooked it up near the driver side fuse box.
True, but why take the risk? Also, those bums will break into one's car for less than that/anything, it's outrageous but criminals sometimes don't use logic.Messerschmitt wrote: ↑Unless you live in a bad neighbourhood area, there is little chance someone will break into your car just to steal a dashcam, which they all usually cost ~50$.
tranquility922 wrote: ↑True, but why take the risk? Also, those bums will break into one's car for less than that/anything, it's outrageous but criminals sometimes don't use logic.
Yup, not very logical, just asking for trb, unfortunately.Quentin5 wrote: ↑People look at it from their perspective, not the criminal's, breaking a $500 window to get $10 in merchandise is illogical to most of us, but to a criminal its perfectly logical because they are $10 richer while the $500 in repair cost is borne by the owner or the owner's insurance (which is paid by the owner) and not the criminal
Quentin5 wrote: ↑People look at it from their perspective, not the criminal's, breaking a $500 window to get $10 in merchandise is illogical to most of us, but to a criminal its perfectly logical because they are $10 richer while the $500 in repair cost is borne by the owner or the owner's insurance (which is paid by the owner) and not the criminal
How is the removal process? Can these dashcams be just mounted off put into the glove box? I am thinking of a senario where monday to friday , the cam is left in the car ( private to private parking) and on weekends in mall parking etc, just remove the cam . Does this make any sense?tranquility922 wrote: ↑Yup, not very logical, just asking for trb, unfortunately.
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