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Blackvue in-car cameras are back on the menu

Macdemon
in The Technology Shed

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The Sponsor was SmartCam which due to owner issues trades very little now.

I stopped doing the Group Buys when a sponsor selling the same product came on board.

I believe after a recent shuffle that the main UK importer is TTW partners, who I've used and are good. Bit hard to haggle with though.

Due to Blackvue producing more "top end" units with features I no longer need (preferred the older/cheaper/basic ones) I've just moved over to using Roadhawk.

Nothing to do with meeting the owner at a GTROC track day of course! :D

Which Roadhawks do you use? The fleet style RH2? IMO they need a basic camera again at Blackvue with just GPS to be cheap enough, having had a wifi one it wasn't that much use on my iPad.

Which Roadhawks do you use? The fleet style RH2? IMO they need a basic camera again at Blackvue with just GPS to be cheap enough, having had a wifi one it wasn't that much use on my iPad.

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