![]() 02/08/2017 at 19:29 • Filed to: Dash cam | ![]() | ![]() |
So I used the hot glue gun. If anyone know what battery this kind takes, let me know. I seemed to have lost it. Although it still works being plugged in. I just keep it on all the time ( when it’s attached )
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Can be easily found on eBay or Amazon.
Keep your expectations low. Even a new battery may not help. Dashcam does what you need. But it IS cheap.
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I picked up one of these the other day: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B014DWZHRQ/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o04_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
Surely they make one with an adapter that fits your camera, mine came with like 4 or 5 other mounts.
Funny enough I just posted a semi-install/review video of it tonight:
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I bought another mount and it is failing also. Depends on how the hot glue does in weather change temps. I may pick up what you got.
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The battery is only needed to keep time & date.
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Don’t you mean start sucking
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Good luck with that. I’m on my 3rd battery. It’s unfortunately easily affected by weather and interior car temperatures. Which is a shame because the camera’s motion sensors did work real well when I first bought it.
ETA: maintaining any charge in the battery is a PITA
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When I had it in the metro it seemed to work. As the outlet ran with acc. The equinox is an always on circuit. For $9 I’ll try one.
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Ah ha
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I have had 4 different plug-and-play Sirius receivers and every single one of them had awful suction cups. I’m so glad I have a factory Sirius radio now.
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Yep, it was down this morning.