inv4zn
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My Dashcam with GPS is in the third position of your pictures. It's a blackvue so form factor is a bit different but it works well, as does the car navigation. I noticed the plastic Sensing housing gets a bit warm, so keep that in mind.I decided to go with the nanoq camera because of the low profile and exmor sensor. It has a sticky tape mount with a GPS receiver in the base, and now I'm just trying to decide where to stick it. Seems like the best spot would be to stick it on the plastic housing of the Sensing camera, because it would be protected from the heat of the sun and is also the most inconspicuous spot. Not sure if that's a good idea though, since it would probably leave marks if I ever had to remove it, or if there's an issue with the car camera and Honda gives me trouble for sticking stuff to that plastic housing. Also not sure how the GPS signal would be right there.
Alternately, I could stick it on the glass in front of the Sensing camera housing, or on the driver's side. Also don't know if the GPS signal can get through the perforated stuff on the
I hardwired mine.Has anyone hardwired their dash cam to the fuse box? If you did where did you put the ground wire?
I don't want to take apart my dash to take a picture, but if you remove the driver's side panel there's a section where the grey plastic fusebox assembly is connected to the metal frame of the car with a bolt going up. I removed the bolt, put an O-ring on the ground wire, and sandwiched it between the grey plastic and metal frame. Works fine.
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