Where should you put your dash cam?

 Your new dash cam includes either suction or semi-permanent adhesive mount. If it's suction, you can try different camera placements until you find the most convenient one. If you're dealing with tricky situations, think twice—you'll probably only have one or two chances.

 

If your Dash Cam

Installer Blaenavon has an integrated inside the camera, the higher the resolution, the more it will be able to capture the interior, particularly the back seat. You must also ensure that the rear-view mirror does not obstruct the internal camera or the surrounding infrared lights.

 

Installing a front/interior camera was fine, only to realize that the rear-view mirror obstructed infrared to the driver's side. It would help if you positioned the dash cam roughly below the rear-view mirror.

 

The dash was aligned with the horizon.

If you're using a magnetic mount, you may skip this step and continue trying till it's perfect. If you're using a sticky mount, ensure the camera is as level as possible, specifically if it's flush against the windscreen like the Viejo A139 in the photo above. Fine positioning isn't as necessary if the sticky mount is only the foundation for a standard articulating mount.

 Vehicle Tracking Blaenavon

If you don't have access to modern tools like a phone or onboard assistance, you could go old-school with a carpentry level and slightly adhesive painter's tape. Place the painter's tape edge to the level, carefully align it, orient it.



 

 

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