I recently bought a Viofo A119M Pro dashcam for my car and bus, but its camera lens cannot point ahead if the dashcam is mounted to a vertical windshield like in my bus. I'll keep it for my car, but I now need a second dashcam for the bus. So, what dashcams do other busnuts use in their buses? I'm looking for a single-channel dashcam suitable for vertical windshields, ideally with 4K 30 FPS recording using a Starvis 2 image sensor, and with built-in GPS logging. Any ideas, anyone?
Thanks, John
I had a Viofo in the Country Coach it was a good camera ,I am sure there are others just as good at a better price,I never did figure out how to work all the features on it.lol I am not the best figuring electronics and how they work I use a flip phone the dumb type
I use a Thinkware Dashcam. It is the one they started putting in Garbage Trucks. They determined by installing Dashcams in Garbage Trucks they save thousands of dollars of false insurance claims.
https://thinkwarestore.com/product/arc-700-front-rear/
I would buy a Garmin now,a concrete supplier here uses those on his concrete trucks,they maybe a overkill for private RV
Thanks for the suggestions. It's a pity that dashcam makers don't list the minimum and maximum windshield angles that their cams can work on. In the meanwhile I have to install the Viofo in my car without damaging the headliner or A-pillar trim!
I've started looking myself recently. As with a gadgets technology brings new features. Look for models with ADAS. Features like collision detection cross traffic warning, etc