Qsee dash camera

all my problems seem to have been with the old wire connector.
bumpy

Just installed this Rear View Safety one in my brother's car.

http://www.rearviewsafety.com/safety-solutions/dash-cameras/compact-hd-dash-camera-rvs-400c.html

Got it for him for Christmas to see if it's something I want to use.....

ran into my first "snag". camera started acting erratic, going off then on etc. I am using the power cord from my previous dash cam that was doing the same thing so I think the problem is with the cord. and that there never was anything wrong with my previous camera. will try it with new/proper cord.
bumpy

sonicsix wrote:
I use this camera and am very pleased with it. I did have to run a wire to the fuse box so it could go on/off with the vehicle, but it was easy enough to do.

you can't see the screen when it is in use??
bumpy

I useThis Camera and am very pleased with it. I did have to run a wire to the fuse box so it could go on/off with the vehicle, but it was easy enough to do.

1 minute gives too large of a file.
bumpy

Bumpyroad wrote:
I "think" I set it for 3 minute clips which appear to be about 3 x too long. will try 1 minute and see if that will work.
bumpy

I have my dash cam set for 1 minute clips, seems to be just right.

I "think" I set it for 3 minute clips which appear to be about 3 x too long. will try 1 minute and see if that will work.
bumpy

Bumpy, Imgur is the RV.Net's preferred picture posting site. Simple, easy and fool proof.

beemerphile1 wrote:

austinjenna wrote:

I used the add a fuse and hooked it up to something that was only on with the ignition add a fuse->Link

Interesting device. Thanks for the tip, it would avoid cutting or tapping wires.

Cool, :C I never knew they made such a thing. I always end up trying to jam the wires under a fuse as I slide it into a slot. Or finding a hot spot in or near the fuse box to tap into.

Thanks for the idea and link.