cabanalane

Does anyone use a rear dash cam? Not rear back up camera, but a rear dash cam?

Does anyone run both front and rear dash cams?

If so, what's your set up? Basically just two dash cams facing different directions? How about power source, as most cars only have one 12V outlet.

Is there a system that allows you have hook up (add) multiple cameras?

denny crane

I am debating whether I'm going to mount to the center mounted rear light housing. the downsides being

1. The housing may not be sturdy enough and I get a shaky picture
2. it may be at the bad angle
3. the camera may be too far back if I mount it to avoid the any electrical components

My other option is to get a screen protector for cell phones and hope the static is strong enough to support the weight.
If I find something that works I'll post picts.

denny crane

I am debating whether I'm going to mount to the center mounted rear light housing. the downsides being

1. The housing may not be sturdy enough and I get a shaky picture
2. it may be at the bad angle
3. the camera may be too far back if I mount it to avoid the any electrical components

My other option is to get a screen protector for cell phones and hope the static is strong enough to support the weight.
If I find something that works I'll post picts.

BossmanR

Take a look at the Waylens 360 Camera. It's a full 360 (duh) and a little pricey but I've heard good reviews about it so far.

Sparkles

I use a Viofo A119 but they recently released a dual cam version called the A129
Just make sure that you get the proper accessories for it; Dual Tap Blade fuse, Hard Wire USB power kit and SD card.

SteveHOU

I purchased and installed an Aukey Dual Dash Cam system in my 2018 MDX Advance SH-AWD and I am very happy with the ease of install and the quality of video. My only issue is with the idle stop feature in the MDX, I can't seem to locate a fused location in the passenger cabin that is an always-on circuit that the power does not cycle when the engine restarts when idle stop is engaged.

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If direct wiring as I did you will need a hardwire kit with a fuse tap and 12v/5v converter:

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It is also recommended that you use a "high endurance" sd memory card, not just any old card due to the heavy rewriting that the card is subjected to:

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