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Dash Cams: A118C 1080P Capacitor US $49.29 (~AU $68), G1W-CB 1080p Capacitor US $39.29 (~AU $55) Delivered @ Everbuying

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Dash Cams: A118C 1080P Capacitor US $49.29 (~AU $68), G1W-CB 1080p Capacitor US $39.29 (~AU $55) Delivered @ Everbuying
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Associatedmonty.melb on 18/05/2016 - 22:32 everbuying.net (1961 clicks)
Last edited 19/05/2016 - 16:10 by 1 other user
MM-A118CMM-G1W

Received so many PM's to bring back A118C and G1W deal and here it is. Enjoy!!!

A118C 1.5 inch 1080P Capacitor Battery Novatek 96650 Car DVR Dash Cam 170 Degree Wide Angle Video Recorder with G-sensor

Coupon Code - MM-A118C

Main Features:

  • A118 capacitor version
  • Capacitor battery
  • Novatek 96650 chipset
  • 170 degree wide angle lens
  • HD1080P high-definition seamless cycled recording, no second leakage
  • Use the hidden mode, match the rearview mirror of the vehicle perfectly, not block the line of sight
  • Support high capacity TF cards (up to 32G)
  • Advanced H.264 photography compression technology
  • Allow the camera to swing upwards, downwards, leftwards, and rightwards, and take photos from different angles
  • Distortionless high-definition photographing device, high-definition images, no image tails
  • Record the images by using the H.264 compression mode
  • Provide locking protection for multiple important segments, thus preventing important segments from being overwritten
  • Built-in G-sensor, capable of saving and locking the video recording data automatically in case of collisions
  • Support the mobile detection function
  • Support AV-OUT

G1W-CB 1080p Black Stealth Capacitor Dashcam

Coupon Code - MM-G1W

Resolution - 1080FHD (lower res offers longer recording time but blurry footage)
Loop Recording - 3 Minutes (each to their own but smaller files are more stable)
WDR - On (close to pointless but slightly enhances low light recording)
Exposure - +0.0 (default but feel free to experiment with this)
Motion Detection - Off (can fill up your card with locked files when switched on)
Record Audio - On (up to you but may be handy to record indicator & horn sounds etc.)
Date Stamp - On (advisable)
Gsensor - Off (can fill up your card with locked files when switched on)

Date/Time - Must change format to YY/MM/DD before setting date! Change back once set. May not stick first few times but check back and re-set after regular use.
Beep Sound - Off (can get annoying as makes sounds during bootup/shutdown)
Language - English
TV Mode - PAL (menu exits after setting this. Press ‘M’ twice to re-enter menu)
Frequency - 50 Hz
Screen Saver - 3 Minutes (best set short to avoid the distraction)
IR LED - Off (white LED on this model so this feature is pointless)
Car Plate - Use up/down arrows to scroll characters and ’M’ to progress. Press REC when finished to save data.
Format - Formats SD Card (not critical but good to do this every now & then)
Default Setting - Reverts to default settings if required. Not ideal.
Version - Software version Info.

Junsun D100 Win CE 6.0 OS 8GB Car GPS Navigator with Free Maps

Coupon Code - MM-GPS US $40.19 Delivered, Please select Map 3 before adding to cart

Main Features:

Junsun D100 7.0 inch car GPS navigator
7.0 inch capacitive touch screen
Win CE 6.0 OS, MSB2531 ARM Cortex-A7 800MHz CPU
256MB RAM + 8GB ROM
Max. external memory support TF 32GB (not included)
Support IGO map
With free maps inside, 4 maps for option
FM transmitter (76 - 108MHz)
Built-in GPS module (MSB2531)
Receiver channel number: 20pcs
Warm startup time: 36s
Cold startup time: 45s
Hot startup time: 5s
Position accuracy: 3 - 10m

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  • selenas on 18/05/2016 - 22:52
    +9

    I got mine from previous deal. I gotta say that I dissapointed the video quality of A118C. Even G1W-C provides better video quality than A118C.
    However I like its size and how it can be mounted.

    • shapers on 18/05/2016 - 22:58

      Agree, it's pretty grainy, although still good enough for me.
      I love the size, mounting and the additional gps add on too

    • CarbonTwelve on 18/05/2016 - 23:26
      +2

      Strange, I have an A118C and it's not grainy at all, and most online reviews rate the A118C as being better video quality than the G1W-C. Perhaps a dirty lens or something?

      • supaderp on 18/05/2016 - 23:31
        +2

        I agree. The A118 was much better than my old G1W-C.
        Only down side for both cams is the quality during the night. But hey, its the best for this price range.
        Day time recording is fantastic on the A118.

      • shapers on 18/05/2016 - 23:55

        Yeah maybe, or im probably just picking at it for the sake of it.
        It is definitely great quality for the price and i highly recommend it though

    • rayn7x on 19/05/2016 - 00:14
      +2

      Same here. Really disappointed with the A118C quality , esp night video is almost useless as you cannot see any details of registration or road. Day time is still acceptable and I end up keeping my g1w-cb as it has better video quality at night.

      A118c is only good for its wide angle but again only if the video is clear enough otherwise it is useless.

      • ozlab on 19/05/2016 - 20:00

        If you are driving along the road with street lights, A118C has pretty good video quality at night. Only when no street lights, video is useless.

  • flashi007 on 19/05/2016 - 00:06

    I was looking at dash cans today. Which one should I buy?

    • k0ka2 on 19/05/2016 - 01:16

      I have got the Yi smart dash cam International version. Good under low light and goes up to 2304x1296 30fps. Built in Wifi but lacks motion recording and the ADAS feature is for right-hand drive countries. This seller had it for under AUD100 for the Chinese version.

      • antonstadon on 19/05/2016 - 01:31
        +3

        So which one should he buy?

        • k0ka2 on 19/05/2016 - 01:39

          Hard to tell. He hasnt clearly stated his requirements. For low light/night vision this yi dashcam would be a good one to go for. I would love to have the motion sensor option to keep an eye on my car which is parked on the street (powered via an external powerbank).

        • SickDmith on 19/05/2016 - 02:31

          @k0ka2:

          Is it safe to have one of these Xiaomi powerbanks permanently plugged into the camera. The car is getting hot so even the power bank is hidden from the direct sunlight it's still gonna be hot.

        • flashi007 on 19/05/2016 - 08:22

          @k0ka2: think I'd prefer an out of way hidden install. Anyone comment on any other dash cams that have stealth installs with better video quality??

        • k0ka2 on 19/05/2016 - 16:48

          @flashi007: Some one did paint it black! https://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/244495

        • ozlab on 19/05/2016 - 20:02
          +1

          @flashi007: Go with dashcam with a118c design and they are difficult to see from outside so people can't easily tell you have a dashcam. Get this one, premium quality of a118c, called street guardian:
          https://dashcamtalk.com/sg9665gc/

          Using same design as a118c but much better video quality at night.

  • finger on 19/05/2016 - 05:45
    +3

    A118c day driving is acceptable but nothing flash, night is pretty poor. The gw1-c I find better for day footage and night footage.

    As an example if I'm doing 50k on local Streets and car coming the other way is doing 50k I can pause the video on the gw1-c and read the oncoming number plate, it's impossible on the a118c. This may be due to the gw1-c having a narrower FOV but footage is definitely clearer on the gw1-c for night and day.

    I would only choose the a118c if you want a discreet install. The gw1-c is definitely bulky but the footage is definitely superior on my units.

    Technoman on YouTube has a good review of the a118c but my units footage is nowhere near as good as his, maybe they have cut corners to get the price down and sacrificed quality in the process

    • CarbonTwelve on 19/05/2016 - 09:34
      +1

      I can easily read opposing car footage on my A118C. I have read on dashcamtalk that sometimes the focus is slightly off on the A118C. If you are prepared to open it up and adjust it then you might be able to bring it up to the same quality as Technoman (mine is basically the same as his).

    • ozlab on 19/05/2016 - 20:05

      I can't see much different between my gw1-c and a118c at night time. Both are poor. But I prefer my a118c because I bought the gps module. Gw1-c doesn't any gps support.

  • FSTB on 19/05/2016 - 07:55

    New to dash cameras but been thinking of purchasing one for a while.

    Will this record while the car is turned off in the parking lot?
    Is it possible to install without having a big mess of cables?
    What about the rear of the car?

    Thanks.

    • Davo1111 on 19/05/2016 - 15:38
      • Most won't, they generally have a battery that records for a few minutes and shuts down. Unless your usb port in the car has been specifically designed/wired to power the port without a plug in the vehicle.
      • Most people tuck it into the headliner, and you won't see it.
      • Some expensive dashcams have a second one. Other people put in a second camera facing backwards. There are a few dashcams that have a camera facing backwards too and therefore show the inside of the car (and through the back window)
    • Valjew on 20/05/2016 - 09:32

      I'm in the same boat. Having not ever been in an accident where the other party wasn't obviously at fault (rear-ended - where the dash cam wouldn't have helped much anyway), though the victim of people mucking around with my car - presumably out of jealousy that my POS is nicer than their POS - the ability to record while the car is turned off is my main concern. Would prefer something as inconspicuous as this though; few things will motivate someone to break into your car more than that someone having just vandalized your POS and then noticing there is evidence of such hanging from the rear-view mirror.

      • CarbonTwelve on 23/05/2016 - 19:07
        +1

        There are other devices you can get independent of the dash cam in order to keep it running while the car is off. One example is the Power Magic Pro: http://www.autoblackbox.com.au/accessories/blackvue-power-ma…

        Basically this connects directly to your car battery to power the dashcam even when the car is off and then monitors the battery voltage to determine when it needs to shut it off to prevent your battery from getting too low.

        So what I'd recommend is find which dash cam you're happy with, and then after you've got it up and running you can decide whether you still want to go ahead with something like the Power Magic Pro.

  • FiremanFred on 19/05/2016 - 09:15

    Ordered, paid with PayPal and cost was Au$66 after mobile discount and EB point discout! Bargain thanks!

  • lemons4lime on 19/05/2016 - 18:03
    +1

    Purchased the a118c last time it was on special. I think the quality is amazing for the price and super discreet and looks very professional.
    One question I'm hoping someone here can help is why there is AV input and AV output?? Can I buy another a118c for the rear and connect the AV out, to the AV in on the front??
    Thank you!!

  • jaackyy on 19/05/2016 - 19:18

    just to clarify, if I'm parked and 30minutes later for example, someone hits my car, it won't detect the collision and start recording? :O

    • Valjew on 20/05/2016 - 09:37

      Correct.

  • SeVeN11 on 19/05/2016 - 20:06

    Will this melt in the Ozzie heat?

  • Lancerx on 19/05/2016 - 21:58

    Can you record in cabin footage with any dash cam? Might need it for uber.

  • ChatCPT on 20/05/2016 - 15:05

    bought 2 G1Ws I'm on the bandwagon now. Cheers OP

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