A solution for heat resistant velcro attaching is to buy sew-on velcro with no adhesive and use Goop adhesive to attach it. I did this in my Prius camper and it lasted for years in the heat.
If your cameras are zip tied to your tube style roof rack and they swivel downward i would recommend popping a small self tap screw through the zip tie... and maybe it would behoove you to use a metal zip tie that have small holes to accommodate a screw with that idea as well. That would keep your camera from shifting for sure!
Don't know if anyone has already mentioned using a strap of rubber underneath the zip-ties to keep it in place. This is how bells and reflectors on bikes stay in place.
You have a rare ability to clearly explain things that are technical and often complicated. I watch every one of your videos and have learned tons. So, yes! Please keep posting!
Really appreciated you coming back 6-mos later. I enjoyed watching it happen, and now I'm full-time, so am really interested in how to provide a little security too. Thanks!! And it would be great to keep going if you're into it! I'm obviously not alone!
Welcome back! And thank you for the video. Your videos help give ME motivation to keep working on my build when I lack motivation or am getting frustrated with something that’s giving me trouble!
Awesome. I just bought these because I saw your install video a few days ago and I'm happy that i just found this 6 month reveiw video and you still recommend them. Super glad I made this purchase and stoked to install them this week!😊
Key is internet, went with T-Mobile 5G home router on 12V power/Starlink Roam combo. Once I have this set-up, the rest is easy and went with dashcam route with parking mode, Blackvue 3 camera Truck Plus version (front, rear, interior). I had it wired to my coach batteries (800ah from factory). That way I have dashcam clips while driving and 24 hour monitoring. I sends me notification if detects movement or intrusion on my phone, can remote view my cameras anytime also speak through the interior camera if needed. Had to hardwire and run power to batteries on initial install but is rock solid and not worry about it anymore. Install and forget. Big plus is no subscription. So dashcam and surveillance system in one solution.
Cheers for the info; really clear and concise, and delivered with great charisma. I'm a total newbie (collecting my van tomorrow), and haven't the skills or time to build anything 😅 However, I've been scoping out plenty of UA-cam vids to avoid as many newbie mistakes as possible! Plenty of people recommend the blinks (so I will be going down that route for sure), but you have clearly explained the WiFi practicalities better than anyone thanku, and you're right; this is surely THE most important issue to a lot of us. I am now searching (without success so far 😢) through all my old boxes for an old fone.... there's gotta be one somewhere 😂 Finally, an idea to help motivate you to make more vids, cos I totally get why you're on a low right now; you mastered a huge project, ticked all the boxes, got the t-shirt, and see no point in repeating! How about a complete change? Go back to basics; put yourself in my newbie shoes, and put together some 'idiot guides' (real basic stuff that you've long taken for granted) for beginners, utilising your experience to help the newbies (& also casual weekenders) avoid learning from mistakes. Just a thought! 🤔
The roof rack one that mounted with two zip ties, I would add a zip tie horizontally, the prevent the camera to slip out from it. The interior one, i would use 3M VHB to adhere to a velcro that has no double sized tape. or, 3D print some clip on mounts for it, mounting it outside and inside.
I'm setting up a couple Blink cameras in my van with Starlink. I thought I had the best sticky stinking Velcro until it got hot. I've reapplied, tried two way tape, etc. and they're all prone to failure in heat.
I loved your build videos and re-viewing them now as I am getting ready to build out my own sprinter (2006). I think you are someone I would trust to do reviews, just like this one. Perhaps that might be something you could consider? Travel videos are ok, too, as long as they are a bit unique. Here again, I think your personality would make that easily possible.
Thanks! I've been seeing mine up today and came here looking for how to attach the exterior ones and also whether to leave them up all the time. You answered both questions!
Keep the vids coming man! I've watched all of them and it helped me a lot in my Sprinter van build so hope that helps in finding more inspiration. Honest review videos about what worked well and what you would have done different another time really help future builders as well.
Welcome back and thanks for the video. Is it easy to remove the camera from the mount, asking because I’m thinking of mounting the camera mount to the outside of my trailer with 3MVHB tape, so on travel days I can just remove the camera from the mount. Thanks again!
You didn’t address the power needed to, say, keep your Starlink running all night. Or if using a hotspot, how much data is being used each day & night to keep the cameras doing their thing?
Seven, thank you so much for doing this topic video. I was thinking about doing the "Ring" but you have changed my mind and I am so glad I saw this first before wasting my money. I would not have been able to do the "Ring" and now this is going to work so much better for me. I have not hit the road yet, still in preparation mode though. Thank you again, I really needed this. YOU SO TOTALLY ROCK. Thanks for helping me.
Really enjoy your videos thanks for another great one. Would like to see more but I understand the motivation thing. Glad to see you’re doing well. I’ve been looking to replace my cameras at my house, I’ll give the blinks a try.
I use the blink camera system to, when it rains they are useless, I put on each camera the insta 360 protection lens on each one. They are really cheap and this video helped me remember what I was going to do but forgot.RAIN X for plastic is superb, rain just falls of the lens so you can see good quality all the time, without it you can only just make out some parts of the van.the other thing you asked for was better velcro. the answer is simple " DONT USE VELCRO" Glue some middle earth magnets to your inside roof they will stick the the metal screw on the blink camera and will never fall off even when driving and I do mean NEVER fail off. Hope this helps. Ray K UK YNWA.
It's so nice to see you again, got a customer to the information and of course the eye candy, most what just to know your safe and having fun, its definitely an inconvenience to put your self all out on the internet so your decision is all up to you, thanks for the scoop on the security systems and good seeing you again. Lots of love. Afriend.
I took my van to Park City last winter too. Last winter my wife and I stayed in the van 30+ nights below -20F and 20+ nights at 10,000+ ft elevation. Pretty much every non Mercadees part of our van needs repair or replacement after last winter. My van says Road Trek on the side of it, but by the time it goes out again it will be almost entirely custom.
Dang man I’m sorry to hear that! Probably learned a lot along that journey though, and super cool you made it through the winter. What we’re the big things that broke?
Awesome. We are very fussy about subscribing.. .we have for your channel expectations are high. Someday we will invite you over to London to build/convert a van. Keep up with great videos good man.
Dude, We love your videos - they're awesome. The video is useful concent - I was thinking about security solutions lately but get stuck on deciding on wifi options...this was helpful. Thanks 7 - keep the videos coming.
Velcro Industrial Strength Heavy Duty Stick On, which has smaller hooks and sticks much better to the head liner of your vehichle. I overland heavy forest roads and have not had a problem
So apparently you've never gotten video of someone trying to break into your van, which is of course good. But if something like that ever happens, it would be cool to hear about it, what you did about it, and the end result. BTW, i guess another thing one can do is hide an AirTag or two (or similar product), on the van to track it in case it's stolen. Also: I've looked into systems that make it impossible to start the van without disabling a circuit breaker. I've heard bad stories of break-ins at trailheads, etc.
Hey, good vid. Wife and I are trying to decide on what to do about security, etc on a PM we are waiting on. Still trying to figure out exactly how this works and the USB link says for use with "Blink Sync Module 2" but you did not list that link. Do you have that/is it needed?
I am very skeptical on wireless cameras in cold winter climate, when it is crucial to keep your batteries warm. Any issues of cams shutting down while in Park City? Also, that black velcro roll from Home Depot is super strong.
Hey Seven ... so how bout a review of your Air Conditioning System? Are you pleased with it? 12 v vs. 24 v ... your water filtration system laying horizontally ... TIA, Jim
Hello hello back!!! Alway love youyr videos. A cell phone as a hot spot would work - do I just leave it pluged in and on 24/7? Any suggestions onb mounting Cam's outside on a 2023 Ford Transit no rack? Thank you 👍👍👍👍
Please make a video about the high performance starlink. I'd love to know different mounting options and if you can detach it from the roof when you are parked in the shade.
How do viewers and Seven O feel about mounting external cameras with neodymium magnets? Seems like a good way to have the cameras attached when u need them and the ability to take them down when driving or not in use, or to replace batteries?
What is the flash drive used for and where? I was looking into cameras for my van to see whats going on outside when I'm sleeping and hear a noise, and also the inside when im in the store or something and hace my dogs in there . I came across your video for the first time😊
Starlink has a roof flat mount!! Why not use tge strong tape/velcro on the tube on roof rack in addition to the zip ties?? Please talk about locks and why not also have a dash cam?? They have motion detection. I noticed you do not have a flip up counter so if you add one you can also add a slider version and place your cooktop in that for a slide out set up cooktop to keep your Girlfriend happy. Set plug inside.
Great video it definitely addresses one of my concerns. Fwiw my home system consists of Google cams in which the battery cameras aren't as good there. They don't alert to sounds for instance and their motion detection isn't as good as the wired cameras I have. Their batteries last a few weeks on a charge depending on the activity. I will look a these Blink cameras. I'm skeptical of their battery life claim and hoping they are rechargeable but really that's not a huge deal. (Also - IMHO zip ties are great for a lot of things. Permanent mounting not being one of them!)
Can those cams can be used as ad-hoc instead of infrastructure? I don't need the cameras to be on the internet but it would be to see what's going on outset without going out, like noisy people and you're not sure you are in security going out?
Holy crap. Thought you were dead dude :) I've given a "like", but won't re-subscribe unless you start posting on a regular basis again. Sorry, but I have to be practical here :) It's either something your going to do, or not. If it's "or not", then please just post one of those "I'm done" type videos and I won't have to check in every few weeks, or so, and can just write you off. Still think your van is one of the best builds ever, but if you're not going to share your experiences of the systems with us, in a practical environment and post on a regular basis, it's like the van doesn't even exist. Which is sad. Cheers, Sev
Pretty sure it was a personal hiatus which is now like the elephant in the room! You know…”my van got me a girlfriend”….just address it don’t leave us hanging! Two choices, technical vids or personal and technical, what to expect, just what can we expect from this channel? 😊
Can you view the camera feed when no cellular nor starlink available? I want to park in the boonies and still see the outside cameras from my iphone inside the van. Thanks!
Have you looked into adding a siren to send any intruders running? I couldn't find any compatible sirens for Blink. I can even find one that I can use ITTT to capture a Blink event to trigger a stand-along siren. Any thoughts?
Can't recommend a nighthawk 5g router enough, better than starlink for gaming and cheaper, possible less remote but you could add a decent booster and still be cheaper in the long run
How do you set it up so the camera on your roof rack gets a wide view? My Blink camera just gives me a straight view so I can't see the side of the van.
A solution for heat resistant velcro attaching is to buy sew-on velcro with no adhesive and use Goop adhesive to attach it. I did this in my Prius camper and it lasted for years in the heat.
Genius!!
If your cameras are zip tied to your tube style roof rack and they swivel downward i would recommend popping a small self tap screw through the zip tie... and maybe it would behoove you to use a metal zip tie that have small holes to accommodate a screw with that idea as well. That would keep your camera from shifting for sure!
Great update. Still my absolute favorite van build, and great to see you back👍😊
Don't know if anyone has already mentioned using a strap of rubber underneath the zip-ties to keep it in place. This is how bells and reflectors on bikes stay in place.
Pipe insulation woud work too.
You have a rare ability to clearly explain things that are technical and often complicated. I watch every one of your videos and have learned tons. So, yes! Please keep posting!
Thank you really appreciate this!
Really appreciated you coming back 6-mos later. I enjoyed watching it happen, and now I'm full-time, so am really interested in how to provide a little security too. Thanks!! And it would be great to keep going if you're into it! I'm obviously not alone!
There is an industrial strength Velcro that holds up to 10 lbs. available at Home Depot. Thanks for the update.
Be sure to use the 3M primer before you adhere the Velcro to your devise!!!
Seven how about a review of your build video? What works , what you don’t use or change. Great to see you are still on UA-cam.
Welcome back. Could you do a review of the high performance Starlink vs the regular? Curious if you’ve seen any noticeable improvements.
Welcome back! And thank you for the video. Your videos help give ME motivation to keep working on my build when I lack motivation or am getting frustrated with something that’s giving me trouble!
Awesome. I just bought these because I saw your install video a few days ago and I'm happy that i just found this 6 month reveiw video and you still recommend them. Super glad I made this purchase and stoked to install them this week!😊
Key is internet, went with T-Mobile 5G home router on 12V power/Starlink Roam combo. Once I have this set-up, the rest is easy and went with dashcam route with parking mode, Blackvue 3 camera Truck Plus version (front, rear, interior). I had it wired to my coach batteries (800ah from factory). That way I have dashcam clips while driving and 24 hour monitoring. I sends me notification if detects movement or intrusion on my phone, can remote view my cameras anytime also speak through the interior camera if needed. Had to hardwire and run power to batteries on initial install but is rock solid and not worry about it anymore. Install and forget. Big plus is no subscription. So dashcam and surveillance system in one solution.
You could use the "industrial" 3m velcro and use a "stitch awl" and sew by hand the loop side to the headliner. So it dose not come off
Cheers for the info; really clear and concise, and delivered with great charisma.
I'm a total newbie (collecting my van tomorrow), and haven't the skills or time to build anything 😅
However, I've been scoping out plenty of UA-cam vids to avoid as many newbie mistakes as possible! Plenty of people recommend the blinks (so I will be going down that route for sure), but you have clearly explained the WiFi practicalities better than anyone thanku, and you're right; this is surely THE most important issue to a lot of us. I am now searching (without success so far 😢) through all my old boxes for an old fone.... there's gotta be one somewhere 😂
Finally, an idea to help motivate you to make more vids, cos I totally get why you're on a low right now; you mastered a huge project, ticked all the boxes, got the t-shirt, and see no point in repeating! How about a complete change? Go back to basics; put yourself in my newbie shoes, and put together some 'idiot guides' (real basic stuff that you've long taken for granted) for beginners, utilising your experience to help the newbies (& also casual weekenders) avoid learning from mistakes. Just a thought! 🤔
The roof rack one that mounted with two zip ties, I would add a zip tie horizontally, the prevent the camera to slip out from it.
The interior one, i would use 3M VHB to adhere to a velcro that has no double sized tape.
or, 3D print some clip on mounts for it, mounting it outside and inside.
I'm leaning toward wired analog hi-def cameras and a DVR but given what you've shared here leads me to look at wi-fi again. Thank you for this video.
I'm setting up a couple Blink cameras in my van with Starlink. I thought I had the best sticky stinking Velcro until it got hot. I've reapplied, tried two way tape, etc. and they're all prone to failure in heat.
Awesome, want a 12 month review too 💪
Seven, your videos are fantastic and please keep making them! I watch the all and I learned so much! Thank you.
Loved the video good information 🎉I like your honesty ❤
I loved your build videos and re-viewing them now as I am getting ready to build out my own sprinter (2006). I think you are someone I would trust to do reviews, just like this one. Perhaps that might be something you could consider? Travel videos are ok, too, as long as they are a bit unique. Here again, I think your personality would make that easily possible.
You have been GREAT! Thank you for all your hard work. Bored? Come help us with our 80/20 in Alabama.
Thanks! I've been seeing mine up today and came here looking for how to attach the exterior ones and also whether to leave them up all the time. You answered both questions!
Keep the vids coming man! I've watched all of them and it helped me a lot in my Sprinter van build so hope that helps in finding more inspiration. Honest review videos about what worked well and what you would have done different another time really help future builders as well.
Welcome back and thanks for the video. Is it easy to remove the camera from the mount, asking because I’m thinking of mounting the camera mount to the outside of my trailer with 3MVHB tape, so on travel days I can just remove the camera from the mount. Thanks again!
You didn’t address the power needed to, say, keep your Starlink running all night. Or if using a hotspot, how much data is being used each day & night to keep the cameras doing their thing?
OH SHIT! I have watched your series twice now in the time youve been gone.😅
I need more!
Glad you're back! You're a joy to watch; helpful and positive! Thank you!
Seven, thank you so much for doing this topic video. I was thinking about doing the "Ring" but you have changed my mind and I am so glad I saw this first before wasting my money. I would not have been able to do the "Ring" and now this is going to work so much better for me. I have not hit the road yet, still in preparation mode though. Thank you again, I really needed this. YOU SO TOTALLY ROCK. Thanks for helping me.
Please keep posting.... I NEED YOU. LOL.
Really enjoy your videos thanks for another great one. Would like to see more but I understand the motivation thing. Glad to see you’re doing well. I’ve been looking to replace my cameras at my house, I’ll give the blinks a try.
I use the blink camera system to, when it rains they are useless, I put on each camera the insta 360 protection lens on each one. They are really cheap and this video helped me remember what I was going to do but forgot.RAIN X for plastic is superb, rain just falls of the lens so you can see good quality all the time, without it you can only just make out some parts of the van.the other thing you asked for was better velcro. the answer is simple " DONT USE VELCRO" Glue some middle earth magnets to your inside roof they will stick the the metal screw on the blink camera and will never fall off even when driving and I do mean NEVER fail off. Hope this helps. Ray K UK YNWA.
It's so nice to see you again, got a customer to the information and of course the eye candy, most what just to know your safe and having fun, its definitely an inconvenience to put your self all out on the internet so your decision is all up to you, thanks for the scoop on the security systems and good seeing you again. Lots of love. Afriend.
Great to see you back! Keep them coming
Thanks for the follow-up video and all the information in both Blink Videos!
TAKE BREAKS ! Whenever you want to❤... Better to not "burn out..."
Dude, please do more videos! I love watching these
Exactly what I was looking for, thank you !
What is the idea of the doorbell instead of another cam, and no one has ever wanted to steel it ?
Great update. Glad to see the van is holding up well and hope to see another video soon!
#NotificationSquad really do be coming in clutch… Missed ya, homie! Looking forward to any and all vids from our most precious savage. ✊🏼🔔⚡️🤙🏼
I took my van to Park City last winter too. Last winter my wife and I stayed in the van 30+ nights below -20F and 20+ nights at 10,000+ ft elevation. Pretty much every non Mercadees part of our van needs repair or replacement after last winter. My van says Road Trek on the side of it, but by the time it goes out again it will be almost entirely custom.
Dang man I’m sorry to hear that! Probably learned a lot along that journey though, and super cool you made it through the winter. What we’re the big things that broke?
Awesome. We are very fussy about subscribing.. .we have for your channel expectations are high. Someday we will invite you over to London to build/convert a van. Keep up with great videos good man.
Dude, We love your videos - they're awesome. The video is useful concent - I was thinking about security solutions lately but get stuck on deciding on wifi options...this was helpful. Thanks 7 - keep the videos coming.
Velcro Industrial Strength Heavy Duty Stick On, which has smaller hooks and sticks much better to the head liner of your vehichle.
I overland heavy forest roads and have not had a problem
FINALLY! I’m glad you’re back. Nice security system review. You need an operation, though: surgical removal of lazy bones! 😂😂😂
great video! 3M do a heavy duty Dual Lock velcro which should suit your application.
Hi, Velcro works well with epoxy if you need to anchor your Velcro in a stronger more permenant way.
Thank you. This was a great and useful video as well as your previous video. Much appreciated.
Thanks for another great video! We will be putting a few of these cameras into our custom RV build.
Dude... Get back to work! Make another van. You're videos are fun and we love them! ... Oh yeah, they're super helpful too! Thanks!!
So apparently you've never gotten video of someone trying to break into your van, which is of course good. But if something like that ever happens, it would be cool to hear about it, what you did about it, and the end result. BTW, i guess another thing one can do is hide an AirTag or two (or similar product), on the van to track it in case it's stolen. Also: I've looked into systems that make it impossible to start the van without disabling a circuit breaker. I've heard bad stories of break-ins at trailheads, etc.
Bates hook and loop strips on Amazon. I have my Wi-Fi router attached to my dash with it
Geez, that was too long away from UA-cam. Hope all is well and safe. Cheers.
Would like to see more videos of your travels.
Hey, good vid. Wife and I are trying to decide on what to do about security, etc on a PM we are waiting on. Still trying to figure out exactly how this works and the USB link says for use with "Blink Sync Module 2" but you did not list that link. Do you have that/is it needed?
Great explanation of Blink. Did you post the flat installation of your Starlink? I would be interested in watching that. Thanks.
♥️I LOVE UR VIDEOS ♥️
Please keep making them!! Travel vids too!! Anything you put out I will watch❣️
I am very skeptical on wireless cameras in cold winter climate, when it is crucial to keep your batteries warm. Any issues of cams shutting down while in Park City?
Also, that black velcro roll from Home Depot is super strong.
Thank you for the great content - you've inspired me to try my own mods.
🎉 welcome back
VAN looking so good!
Hey Seven ... so how bout a review of your Air Conditioning System? Are you pleased with it? 12 v vs. 24 v ... your water filtration system laying horizontally ... TIA, Jim
Hello hello back!!! Alway love youyr videos. A cell phone as a hot spot would work - do I just leave it pluged in and on 24/7? Any suggestions onb mounting Cam's outside on a 2023 Ford Transit no rack? Thank you 👍👍👍👍
Please make a video about the high performance starlink. I'd love to know different mounting options and if you can detach it from the roof when you are parked in the shade.
Thamks! Always like your videos and design ideas.
This was exactly what I needed. Tyvm ❤
Thanks for posting again. How's the acrylic windows working out as compared to glass windows of past?
How do viewers and Seven O feel about mounting external cameras with neodymium magnets? Seems like a good way to have the cameras attached when u need them and the ability to take them down when driving or not in use, or to replace batteries?
Great job on your van and security cameras. Question, do you use the blink subscription or flash drive to record?
Thanks
What is the flash drive used for and where? I was looking into cameras for my van to see whats going on outside when I'm sleeping and hear a noise, and also the inside when im in the store or something and hace my dogs in there . I came across your video for the first time😊
It says "sync module required". You never mentioned this. Do you have this? How does it work? Thanks.
I think regular Velcro will work better because it will have smaller hooks that will attach better
Keep up the great work!
Great review. What is the view angle degree of the square outdoor camera?
Please make more videos. I love them.
Good video. Could you put a camera in nearby tree?
Starlink has a roof flat mount!! Why not use tge strong tape/velcro on the tube on roof rack in addition to the zip ties?? Please talk about locks and why not also have a dash cam?? They have motion detection.
I noticed you do not have a flip up counter so if you add one you can also add a slider version and place your cooktop in that for a slide out set up cooktop to keep your Girlfriend happy. Set plug inside.
Great video it definitely addresses one of my concerns. Fwiw my home system consists of Google cams in which the battery cameras aren't as good there. They don't alert to sounds for instance and their motion detection isn't as good as the wired cameras I have. Their batteries last a few weeks on a charge depending on the activity. I will look a these Blink cameras. I'm skeptical of their battery life claim and hoping they are rechargeable but really that's not a huge deal. (Also - IMHO zip ties are great for a lot of things. Permanent mounting not being one of them!)
Has, are they rechargeable?
@@dudeleboski2692 Google battery cams are rechargeable; battery life ranges from two to four weeks in my experience.
thanks for the video! great help.
Seven O, 1 question please;” Are the Lithium Batteries on the Bling rechargeable with a USB cable”?
Can those cams can be used as ad-hoc instead of infrastructure? I don't need the cameras to be on the internet but it would be to see what's going on outset without going out, like noisy people and you're not sure you are in security going out?
Finally!!! Thank you
Holy crap. Thought you were dead dude :) I've given a "like", but won't re-subscribe unless you start posting on a regular basis again. Sorry, but I have to be practical here :) It's either something your going to do, or not. If it's "or not", then please just post one of those "I'm done" type videos and I won't have to check in every few weeks, or so, and can just write you off.
Still think your van is one of the best builds ever, but if you're not going to share your experiences of the systems with us, in a practical environment and post on a regular basis, it's like the van doesn't even exist. Which is sad.
Cheers, Sev
Pretty sure it was a personal hiatus which is now like the elephant in the room! You know…”my van got me a girlfriend”….just address it don’t leave us hanging! Two choices, technical vids or personal and technical, what to expect, just what can we expect from this channel? 😊
How much data does the blink cameras use with the hotspot? New subscriber.
Great info. Thanks
Can you view the camera feed when no cellular nor starlink available? I want to park in the boonies and still see the outside cameras from my iphone inside the van. Thanks!
Good update 👍
Is the dish mounted permanently or do you place on the roof when parked?
Awesome info, thanks!✌️
Great video
You should just video your day to day life, I’m sure it’s pretty entertaining. ❤
Have you looked into adding a siren to send any intruders running? I couldn't find any compatible sirens for Blink. I can even find one that I can use ITTT to capture a Blink event to trigger a stand-along siren. Any thoughts?
Can't recommend a nighthawk 5g router enough, better than starlink for gaming and cheaper, possible less remote but you could add a decent booster and still be cheaper in the long run
I need to check your videos, is that a grate overtop solar?
How's the signal strength through the van wall to the outdoor cameras?
So you have a way to see the image from these cameras from the driver's seat...such as when backing form a parking spot in a busy lot?
Meant to ask "Do you..." Not "so you"
Well you can get a mini rechargeable router TP-Link M7650 4G+ MiFi, Portable Travel Wi-Fi, SD Card Slot.
How do you set it up so the camera on your roof rack gets a wide view? My Blink camera just gives me a straight view so I can't see the side of the van.
So if you’re out of WiFi range… do the cameras still record onto internal storage?
Or are they completely useless without WiFi?
but, you have to take them off to recharge them right?
Hot damn. Havent seen a video in months.
How much data per month would take to have those cameras on the cloud?thanks