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RWD3M
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Oh, we absolutely have to see that!I have footage of me driving through a car park barrier somewhere if anyone wants a laugh
Danez
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For a tan it was gravy browning, tea bags and I guess camp coffee would do it, to create a stocking seam it was an eyeliner/eyebrow pencil.
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Sounds similar to what my mum told me about the war years.
That is annoying and it happens.
I can't remember if it was these forums or another site but it surprised me how many were cursing replacement sticky pads because they had failed in a short time and these apparently were quality replacements.
I'm convinced most aren't applying them correctly.
It ain't just clean, peel and stick.
Mine too.
bigegg
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To actually make an "on topic" post:
I have a nextbase 622 in the LC.
It's connected to one of the standard "cig lighter" power sockets which turn on+off with the ignition
It starts to record when powered on, or detects movement, and switches off about 30s after power off.
I got it as a "return/refurbished" from nextbase - Amazon, I think. (Next door neighbour ordered it, but changed car to one with a built-in camera, so I bought it off him still wrapped)
I'm very happy with the quality - I plan to upload the footage to YT when I do any green Laning etc.
Agree with the comment about quality SD cards - it didn't come with one, and I bought a ?128Gb? one (from Asda, but a "brand", not their own-brand).
It will hold at least 4hrs of footage, probably more.
I have a nextbase 622 in the LC.
It's connected to one of the standard "cig lighter" power sockets which turn on+off with the ignition
It starts to record when powered on, or detects movement, and switches off about 30s after power off.
I got it as a "return/refurbished" from nextbase - Amazon, I think. (Next door neighbour ordered it, but changed car to one with a built-in camera, so I bought it off him still wrapped)
I'm very happy with the quality - I plan to upload the footage to YT when I do any green Laning etc.
Agree with the comment about quality SD cards - it didn't come with one, and I bought a ?128Gb? one (from Asda, but a "brand", not their own-brand).
It will hold at least 4hrs of footage, probably more.
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My sisters husband is an avid cyclist, fell off, so driving himself to A and E after the off, bike on the roof did similar under the car park height restriction…broken hand and broken fancy carbon bike. Dash cam only got the bad language.
not my finest moment, sound on for my annoyed reaction
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Yep, we scared her off. 
Yep, we scared her off.
But we got 4 pages out of it, found out about using gravy to dye your legs, found out that @Danez isn't very good with car parks, and learned that we dont know much about dash cams, so it was a nice diversion from all the normal welding chat.
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God help her if she has email notifications on.
Probably turned off by the end of page 1.
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the OP could knit a pouch for the dashcam and weld a bracket to hold it in the car...see thread back on trackWelcome to the forum. As you can see a bit of thread drift is quite normal here
I'm also thinking of getting a dash came for my van. I had a Nextbase one a few years ago and to be honest it was a bit rubbish. On the day I had a crash it only recorded the bits before and after, it was only the cheapest entry level one but it should have worked still.
