Banggood Motorcycle Dash Cam Installation | Honda CB1000R
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- Опубліковано 21 лип 2024
- In this video I'm going to show you how to install a dash cam I bought from Banggood - 3 Inch WiFi 1080P+1080P FHD Motorcycle DVR Dual Dash Camera Front Rear View Waterproof GPS Driving Video Recorder.
Video Sections:
0:32 - Hard-wiring to the battery and fuse
1:52 - Create a bespoke metal bracket for the front camera
3:44 - Front camera installation
7:18 - Rear camera installation
9:52 - Final checks (cables + DVR)
10:29 - My Conclusion 🙁
10:39 - On the road (both front and rear cams footage, raw, unedited)
Please see the test footage I've included at the end of installation before buying this dash cam.
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Dash Camera installation on a Honda CB1000R (2019)
Video Sections:
0:32 - Hard-wiring to the battery and fuse
1:52 - Create a bespoke metal bracket for the front camera
3:44 - Front camera installation
7:18 - Rear camera installation
9:52 - Final checks (cables + DVR)
10:29 - My Conclusion 🙁
10:39 - On the road (both front and rear cams footage, raw, unedited)
Hi, at 0:32 the hard wiring + fuse it’s supply in the package? Thanks for the reply
@@Robihoo Everything you need is there (apart from the fuse). I connected the wire to the fuse, which I bought separately from eBay only because I didn’t want to damage insulation of the existing cables. If you need more information please let me know. Cheers
@@mrbear3888 Understood thank you for the clarification
@@mrbear3888 Hi, Mr.Bear, I h ave a problem with settings for date/time of this camera, my motorcycle alway sits without starting ( one time a week 20km)
the time always wrong it doesn’t work auto update, could you please advise how to fix it.
@@Robihoo I’m not sure I understand your situation properly.
Once you made the right connection to power everything should work.
You need to set up date and time at the beginning and it should stay set.
Saying that, if you didn’t start your motorcycle for a long time, the camera controller’s battery will discharge completely. The discharge will be even faster if it’s cold outside.
This might be the reason why you need to set up date / time after a longer sitting period.
Is this your case? Thanks
You could try putting some silicone pads between the headlight, camera and screw. Should help with the vibration.
This is what we do on FPV drones to reduce the jello effect.
Thank you for the video, very helpful!
Engine & road vibration will defeat the EIS on most DVRs. Try remount the front cam elsewhere that isn't metal or try damping the vibes using thick 3M double sided tape instead of screwing it on.
Great idea, thanks 🙏
I had the same problems it’s definitely is a vibration I moved my cam to the front fairing no more vibration problems worked great
I think your vibrations are electrical interfereance from the engine - possibly RFI from the ignition coils or headlight LED driver.
Test by rerouting the wires to the camera and/or remote over the tank temporarily and/or also test mounting the camera in another location away from the headlight.
If this works look at getting slip over cable shielding.
It's not much I can do now, I want to have it case of an accident .... Cables are fitted high enough on a tank and I don't think it's from interferences [though I'm not skilled enough to test it :) ].
Your suggestion to test mounting in another location is really good, I'll do that ASAP and let you know. Cheers
Great job installing it, im looking to get me a wireless cam
Super cool!
looks good , nice video.
I don't think the vibrations are that bad. In case of incident or accident you (or the insurance company) is still able to see whats happened.
Peter, I agree with you. If I pause the video I can still see reg numbers of other cars clear enough for identification. It would have been nice to have less vibrations, but I'll test what Bad Juju recommended and see how it goes. Thanks
How about adding dinner kind of shock absorbent between them front camera and the mount?
Soft spring could be an idea? Or something like sponge?
Thanks for video could you tell me is that budget dvr any good as iam think of buying one just don't no which one to get any advice
Thnx for the review. You are right. The vibrations makes this Dash Cam almost useless. A Motorcycle Dash Cam should come with an image stabilization as good as an action camera if not better...
in background, so mind relaxing music 🎵😘🇮🇳
Can i ask where you put the blade fuse into? I know it has to be switched live... Was it a spare socket or maybe tailight socket???
I replaced the existing fuse, see video at second 33 . I believe it's the ignition fuse.
Nice video
The front camera is too close to the shocks
Indeed there are a lot of tremors I am looking for the ideal material to date I still have not found thank you for your video the primary goal I think of a camera of this type is to be able to read the license plates outside When we watch your video we realize that we cannot read it None so useless in the event of a hit and run after a shock from the opposing driver here is my feeling
You’re right, it’s not very good on bumpy roads and high speed (50+), but in city at 30 miles speed it’s 100% usable. Probably on UA-cam you can’t read the license plate properly but on original footage you can.
As I previously mentioned, I’m not happy with overall result. Cheers
It's acceptable for it's purpose... 👍
What do you use the remote for?
Do you have to start and stop the recording every ride? Thank you.
It starts and stops automatically , you don't have to do anything. The remote is in case you want to take a photo or to turn Off the recording. At the same time you can see a red led turn On if recording, so you know everything is OK. Thanks
@@mrbear3888 oh, thank you.
I like your video. Very honest explanation. I believe that the vibration occurred because it was installed in the bike's headlight, a very susceptible place to vibration.
I have a nextbase ride cam fited to a handlebar mount and i have the same problem with picture shake but only at speeds over 80mph to 90 but then seems to smooth out, very strange .
I've fitted a thicker mount but picture is still shaky at certain speeds. It is strange indeed, can't explain it. It must be from the inside, the way the camera was built, I guess.
@@mrbear3888 It's the vibration from the motorcycle. The weird video is what we drone folks call 'jello' effect. Your engine produces vibrations differently as you go up in the RPM range. You would need to dampen the vibrations to get rid of the jello effect.
@@stargazer6912 That's a very good point. Cheers 👍
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Does this record when motorcycle is parked ?
Can the screen turn off and record?
It does not record when ignition is off, so no recording when parked. Hope that helps
Nice Rear side light.. is it LED light?? What's the name of those lights?
All lights on CB1000R are LED as standard
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Greetings from sunny South Africa, Mr Bear! I've installed the same dashcam on my homebuilt sportscar and I've picked up a problem: the dashcam comes on when I turn on the ignition (as it should) but when I start the engine, it seems the voltage drop (from ~13.5V down to ~9.3V) causes the dashcam to power down! As I've installed the head unit in a lockable metal binnacle (to dissuade the light-fingered mob when the car is parked on the street), getting to the power switch is awkward. The "automatic power-on" feature of the dashcam is effectively useless if starting the engine kills the dashcam! Any ideas? Also, I was a bit disappointed with the video quality, particularly with the extent of fish-eye distortion, but the GPS function worked well - once I'd upgraded to Windows 10 and downloaded the software: the CD included with the kit arrived cracked! This is the THIRD dashcam I've tried...
Hi Elio, I hope you’re ok. I didn’t have this issue on mine. What motorcycle you have? Is it doing it every time? Does any of the lights goes on when you turn on the ignition? Cheers
@@mrbear3888 ... it's not mounted on a motorbike - it's mounted on my homebuilt sportscar (a locally-developed design called a 'Harper'). I'm guessing maybe the dashcam tolerates the voltage drop caused by a motorcycle engine being started better than a Toyota 2.0 turbo (3S-GTE) engine being cranked over from cold! It seems to be somewhat random, though. The daytime running lights come on automatically, adding to the voltage drop (although they are LEDs, so would be negligible compared with the starter current). The car hasn't been used much in the past year, so the (small) battery may need a good charge. I'm thinking of trying capacitors on the 5V outputs from the power supply to counteract the voltage drop long enough to keep the dashcam running.
@@elioboezio7107 I think the capacitors might solve the problem. Alternatively, you can connect the dash cam to a power bank who can be connected to the battery (with a switch between power bank and dash cam placed in a suitable location). A bit complicated but might solve the problem. ☺️
@@mrbear3888, after a bit more research... I think I've found the flaw in my idea. Using a formula I found on the interweb, [ C = I * dV / dT ] and assuming a current draw of 1 amp, a dropout time of 20 seconds and a voltage drop of 1 volt (on the 5V output side of the power adapter), that means I'd need a capacitor value of 1 * 1 / 20 = 0.05 Farads... or 50,000 μF. Which is a very big capacitor indeed. So I need to establish exactly what the actual voltage drop is on the output side and how short a dropout time the dashcam will tolerate, to see if a smaller (practical!) capacitor might work... so it's back to the drawing board! Oh, and incidentally, it turns out the cable that allows power to be drawn from a USB port is missing from the box!
@@elioboezio7107 with your knowledge I’m 100% sure you’re going to sort it out. Well done 👍
Please provide buying link
Were it can purchase
Hello ... I'm thinking of buying one exactly the same, how did you solve the vibration problem in the front camera?
Hi. Unfortunately, I haven't solved it. I believe that the video's quality can't improve unless you connect it to a stabiliser (gimbal). If you want GoPro quality, you need to buy a GoPro.
The good side of this dash cam is that it is recording non-stop without the need to touch any buttons, and I'm sure you can get enough details in case of an accident. I hope this helps. Take care.
@@mrbear3888 frustrating, I was in doubt to buy a model like yours, but I'm going to buy the Go Pro, I have an HD Fat Boy it is softer than your motorcycle for sure kkkk, but I won't risk it
@@Carneiro6126 I now have a 2020 Ducati Diavel 1260S and I use a GoPro Hero 9. It is a bit expensive but brilliant. I use it in Max mod on chest strap. I have 5 hours recording time on a 128 Mb card and 90 min on battery. Usually, I keep it plugged in the bike’s USB or power bank for longer recordings. The quality is fantastic and horizon level us always on. 👍
@@mrbear3888 Wow ... I think Diavel is sensational congratulations ... The Hero 9 is a spectacular camera, but in Brazil the value is surreal, unfortunately I have to choose other models, I even thought of the Insta 360 x2
@@Carneiro6126 Thanks. Insta 360 x2 it's a very good camera, thinking of buying one but as you said, they are a bit expensive. Take care. 👍
Need to have rubber dampers to lessen vibration
I agree but it should be in the pack. As a conclusion, these cameras are pretty rubbish 😂
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Needs a thicker guage mount to reduce front camera vibes.
Thanks. I'll find a way to reinforce the mount
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Hows the rear camera doing now? looks like it will catch about everything from the mudguard
Unfortunately, can’t answer your question as I don’t have this bike anymore. If weather is miserable, I’m pretty sure will catch some dirt …
Would you have placed it in a different spot? Thanks
@@mrbear3888 haven't installed it yet, just browsing UA-cam for ideas. I think your idea for the front is good. I'll copy it. For the rear I was thinking about making a hole between the two rear lights, so you can only see the lense. Trying to make it as discreet as possible
@@oddsmith5872 that’s a great idea. Regarding front camera, some subscribers recommend a different location as the one I’ve chosen is prone to vibrations …
@@mrbear3888 good point. I'll see. The reason I need it is just to document a potential accident. I already had an accident. Idiot in a car drove out into the road right in front of me. Luckily I could break enough to not get hurt but I still flew over the steering wheel and into the car. Have no idea how I got away without even a scratch, have to replace front wheel, front fender, headlight, crash guard etc, still curious to see if it still feels bent when the new parts are on. Most fantastic thing wasn't that the woman in the car cried and lied her way out of it, but the police cooked the report where I got the blame. 3rd world shit country. If the cam doesn't work and they still cook it I'll come home 😋
@@oddsmith5872 I’m sorry to hear that but glad you’re safe. I agree, a footage would have been a massive help
Oh wow, that front camera really does hurt your eyes.. Awesome Install though
Thanks Jay
Whoa there, Skippy! How do you know which fuse to use? Absolutely no indication whatsoever how to select the appropriate fuse.
Does this record sound?
Yes, but the mic 🎙 is on the box which usually is fitted under the seat. I wouldn’t rely on it if sound is important for you.
Buying link please send me
I see no point in a forward mounted camera. The vibration is from the thin flexible bracket the front mounted camera id mounted in. Shore it up to strengthen up the bracket to eliminate the flex. Video quality looks good thou.. I could see this used with both cameras in the rear, 1/2 left and 1/2 right to help eliminate a blind spot as a rear view mirror.
Cost?
Picture quality is good tho
Is this real 1080 HD? the video quality doesn't look like 1080HD but more likely 720P or VGA. anyone can confirm?
When there's no vibration it looks like it's 1080, but being a relatively cheap cam I would't trust the specs 100% :)
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How to Order This Cameras
Just search it online or on banggood website. I don’t have an affiliate link, sorry
Any link for buying this...
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What a mess you made off that wiring looks awful . Should have took an hour extra removed the headlight lifted the tank and ran the wires under or under a fern atleast .. If something doesn't melt with the heat I'd be surprised . And the rear lol those stupid clips why not make a hole behind the camera take you up under the seat and use a gromit . All those wires easily hid if you would have used the noggin and took the time . And yes I've fitted one and properly.
🤣 Well done Mr S for fitting one properly! I didn’t realise that if you “fit one properly” the video quality jumps from SH*T to 4k. I guess I not that smart. Thanks for watching and comment. 👆👍👍👍
@@mrbear3888 who mentioned video quality ? Not my fault you bought a crap one . Nothing wrong with mine . I was commenting on the utter state off the way you wired it up to the bike . If you do other work on the thing like your own services I feel sorry for the person who buys it when you sell it .
@@stevester1983 I’m with you 😉
@@stevester1983 Hey mister troll I know everything better than anyone, why don't you tell what camera you've and where is your installation video, mister trash talking???
There seem to be a lot of options these days but still a 150$ mini garmin out perform all of them.
Why is the video so shitty?
I am not talking about the front camera in this case but more in general...
Innovv is even worse...
… because this is a cheap dash cam 🤣
Awful video steps are not explained properly everyone thinks they can own a youtube channel nowadays.
😂 You’re 100% right: ANYONE can own a YT channel nowadays. BTW, YT stands for UA-cam. Also, BTW = by the way 🤩