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Blackvue DR650GW-1CH Dash Camera for Sale!

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Blackvue DR650GW-1CH Dash Camera for Sale!

Includes the camera and windshield mount only. You need to purchase the power cable for cigarette lighter or to hardwire it into your vehicle.

Works like new and had it less than a year.

Features:

High Definition and Smooth Videos
Front - Full HD (1920X1080P) 30fps

High Compression Technology
Record more footage on the same capacity microSD card

SONY CMOS Sensor, Megapixel Lens
Clear video with SONY sensor and megapixel lens both daytime and night-time.

BlackVue Viewer for Windows PC and MAC
Video search, playback, MyWay Viewer, BlackVue preferences etc

129' Wide angle Lens
Record more accurate and clear video of any accident

Support 64GB microSD Card

3 Recording Modes (Normal, Event and Parking Mode)
G-Sensor is activated in Event mode, automatic switching to / from Parking mode

BlackVue App
Fine tune your BlackVue using Android smartphone and tablet, iPhone or iPad and Windows 8/RT

Camera: Front CMOS sensor (Approx 2.4 M Pixel)
Angle of View - Front CMOS sensor (Approx 2.4 M Pixel)
Resolution, FPS - Front Full HD (1920x1080), Max 30fps
Sensor-3 - Axis Acceleration Sensor
Buttons - Wi-Fi on/off, Voice recording on/off button
GPS - Built-in
G-Sensor Trigger Level - programmable
LED- Front Recording status, GPS, Wi-Fi, Security Rear Security
Wi-FI- Built-In
Memory-micro SD card (32GB,64GB)
Memory storage overwrite On/0ff
Operation Temperature - -20C ~ 70C
Input Voltage - DC 12V - 24V
Colour, Size, Weigh-Front Black, L118.5mm x D36mm
Speaker Microphone - Built-In
PC & Apple Mac software

 

Selling for $140 USD + S&H

 

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Supreme Pizza Senior Enthusiast

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I have owned several different dashcams, ranging from different models to different brands. They just don't last. They either begin to regularly freeze, or malfunction in some other way within a month or two. All of them have been junk. It would be nice if some of the major electronics companies would start making dashcams, but so far it just the Chinese junk brands like Z-edge, Oldshark, etc.

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I have owned several different dashcams, ranging from different models to different brands. They just don't last. They either begin to regularly freeze, or malfunction in some other way within a month or two. All of them have been junk. It would be nice if some of the major electronics companies would start making dashcams, but so far it just the Chinese junk brands like Z-edge, Oldshark, etc.

 

 

I agree that there are a lot of "junk" cameras out there, but that being said, I did a lot of research before buying this one and was extremely happy with the quality and performance of this. Most of the products you use in life are manufactured in China, and they are not all junk. And to be fair, this is manufactured in Korea...

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Yes, that looks like the same one. Whoever buys it off eBay at that price is getting screwed severely, but that being said, I did pay quite a bit for this when I first bought it new. What I'm selling it for now is a steal.

SilveradoSaver Senior Enthusiast

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Perhaps I missed it. Battery or capacitor?

It can either be hard wired or what I did was plugged it into my cigarette lighter... it turned on/off automatically with the truck. Like I said though, you would need to buy the cable from Blackvue or a third party; this is just the camera and windshield mount. Even at that, it's still a smokin' deal.

ChevyRoofer Senior Enthusiast

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It can either be hard wired or what I did was plugged it into my cigarette lighter... it turned on/off automatically with the truck. Like I said though, you would need to buy the cable from Blackvue or a third party; this is just the camera and windshield mount. Even at that, it's still a smokin' deal.

 

This is a good deal, but does this work with the 2nd channel for rearview if I bought it separately? Or do I have to buy another 1CH? Or does this one only support 1CH?

 

Power wire is $15 online for a direct wire into driver side fuse box.

 

Edit: Nevermind, found out - this one doesn't come with an outlet for a coax cable for the rear. Would have to operate independently.

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This is a good deal, but does this work with the 2nd channel for rearview if I bought it separately? Or do I have to buy another 1CH? Or does this one only support 1CH?

 

Power wire is $15 online for a direct wire into driver side fuse box.

 

Edit: Nevermind, found out - this one doesn't come with an outlet for a coax cable for the rear. Would have to operate independently.

 

 

You are correct. It is only the one channel and cannot be paired with the rear-facing camera, sorry.

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