Blackvue DR750LW-2CH Dual Dash Camera Hard Wire Install.




Blackvue DR750LW-2CH $290

GPS module $23
Power Magic PRO $18 (not needed but was cheap)

Express Shipping $14
Anyone interested in buying can look here:
https://forum.dashcamtalk.com/thread...holesale.5939/
The specs:
- Cameras- Front – 2.4M Sony EXMOR CMOS Sensor | Rear – 2M CMOS Sensor
- Resolution / FPS- Front and rear Full HD 1920 x 1080@30fps
- Variable Image Quality- Highest / High / Normal
- Angle of view- Front -146°(Diagonal) , 115°(Horizontal) , 85°(Vertical) | Rear -129°(Diagonal), 108°(Horizontal), 57°(Vertical)
- GPS- External
- Wi-Fi- Built-in ( 802.11b/g/n (2.4-2.4835GHz)
- Buttons- Wi-Fi on/off, Voice on/off, Format(Wi-Fi long key)
- Security LED- Yes
- Format-Yes
- Memory- microSD™ card up to 64GB
- Compression Codec- MP4
- MIC- Built-in
- Speaker- Built-in
- LED- Front- Security, Wi-Fi, GPS, REC LED | Rear- Security LED
- LCD- 4 inch WVGA (800×480) with Touchscreen
- G-Sensor- Built-in
- Battery- Built-in Super Capacitor
- Recording Mode- Emergency / Normal / Event / Parking
- Input Voltage- DC 12V~24V
- Operating Temperature.- -20℃~60℃
- Storage Temperature.- -20℃~70℃
- Current Consumption- Max. 10W (Avg. 6.6W)
- Voltage Cut-Off Options- 11.8 / 12 / 22.8 / 23.2V
- Voltage Cut-Off Timer- 12 / 24 / 36 / 72 Hours
- Colour / Size / Weight- Front -Black / L118.5mm x D36mm / 120g | Rear -Black / L67.4mm x D27.6mm / 30g
- Certifications- Front -KCC, FCC, CE, RoHS, Telec, WEEE | Rear -KCC, FCC, CE, RoHS, WEEE
- Software- Blackvue Viewer (Windows, Mac OS)
- Application- Blackvue App (Android, iOS, Windows /RT)
Box Contents:
Sample image from front camera (screenshot from Android app):
- Yellow ACC wire to #71 cigar lighter fuse for power when vehicle is ON.
- Red Power wire to #46 Theft alarm for power when vehicle is OFF.
- Black wire to ground.
Last edited by benzdude; Oct 3, 2014 at 06:31 PM.
My cigar lighter fuse is #46 by coincident. haha




All you need is one constant 12 volt fuse (when the car is off) and one ACC 12 volt fuse (when the car is on). Use a tester and probe them.
I now power my dash cam with a cellink B battery backup and only charge it while i drive. Works great.





