Good Stuff I'm doing one for my 17 SGS with the SoundStream HDHU14si, I had to ditch the Sony 5000 I just couldn't see the screen anymore with my 50 year old eyes. Next time you tap into the fuse panel power there is a "fuse panel Tap" system you can get,,low cost and effective, safe.
I use to ride with just a GoPro but because I use so many different helmets according to the weather plus the GoPro's I've used in the past have not been the most reliable, SD cards get corrupted, or the camera just shuts off whenever, plus battery life on a Gopro just sucks you better be prepared to carry a lot of batteries with you. I decided to put motorcycle type dash cams on all of my Harley's... first you never have to worry about if the camera is on because it's on as soon as the bike is on. Second it records both front and back of the bike. Only problem is that you better be doing everything right and not riding like a little hooligan since everything is being recorded; your speed, time of day, date, and location if yours is equipped with GPS. It's both a blessing and a curse to have one.
I wish I did a better job on the video. I wasn’t going to do one so I kinda rushed together the footage. Besides that it’s nice having the comfort of knowing that if someone hits me I’ll have the video to back it up.
@@RealRonTV It’s definitely something nice to have. I got hit again not to long ago, but forgot to turn my GoPro on. Not my fault, but still wish I would’ve caught it on Camera
@@RealRonTV one more question: I am assuming that 7amp fuse is “switched” power? Cameras come on automatically when you start the bike and shut off completely when you turn the bike off?
In the beginning, I scored this video a 9... but once your pup began co-training... I had to score it a perfect 10!
Thanks Brian! 😂
Good Stuff I'm doing one for my 17 SGS with the SoundStream HDHU14si, I had to ditch the Sony 5000 I just couldn't see the screen anymore with my 50 year old eyes. Next time you tap into the fuse panel power there is a "fuse panel Tap" system you can get,,low cost and effective, safe.
I use to ride with just a GoPro but because I use so many different helmets according to the weather plus the GoPro's I've used in the past have not been the most reliable, SD cards get corrupted, or the camera just shuts off whenever, plus battery life on a Gopro just sucks you better be prepared to carry a lot of batteries with you. I decided to put motorcycle type dash cams on all of my Harley's... first you never have to worry about if the camera is on because it's on as soon as the bike is on. Second it records both front and back of the bike. Only problem is that you better be doing everything right and not riding like a little hooligan since everything is being recorded; your speed, time of day, date, and location if yours is equipped with GPS. It's both a blessing and a curse to have one.
Exactly why I decided to install this one. 😃
Pretty damn cool! That’s one way of doing it.
I wish I did a better job on the video. I wasn’t going to do one so I kinda rushed together the footage. Besides that it’s nice having the comfort of knowing that if someone hits me I’ll have the video to back it up.
@@RealRonTV It’s definitely something nice to have. I got hit again not to long ago, but forgot to turn my GoPro on. Not my fault, but still wish I would’ve caught it on Camera
Nice dash cam, but at $949.00 AU its a bit pricey
It’s $329 US on Amazon.
I like how clear the picture is. Can you give us cameras info
It looks better from the source. I’m adding the link to the description.
@@RealRonTV the link seems not working :(
Did the 7a fuse work out in the long run?
Still working 😀
@@RealRonTV thanks for reply. I’m going to to the same setup.
@@RealRonTV one more question: I am assuming that 7amp fuse is “switched” power? Cameras come on automatically when you start the bike and shut off completely when you turn the bike off?
@@SantaPlaysPickleball yes sir!