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Gissin
in Skoda Octavia Mk2 (2004 - 2013)

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I have a Snooper HVR HD fitted in my car and can't fault it. nice & compact & fits nicely behind the rear  view mirror out of sight from the outside unless your looking closely. Basically just fit it & then forget about it until you may need it.

Also can't been seen from the inside while drive as no ugly / pointless screen on it. Its hard wired in and I have it on a switched circuit so turns on / off with the ignition then a battery inside for shock activation function. HAs the usual GPS tracking & microphone & then all records onto an SD card so just take this out if you ever need to get footage off it.

 

 

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  • Hough1981
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    I have a Nextbase 512 hard wired into rear wiper fuse. Very impressed with it, only issue i have is the windscreen mount hangs low down. You can search ebay for 'StealthMounts' they do a really small

  • DAN@ADRIAN FLUX
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    Hi again Wayne,   To answer your question either is acceptable to us - hardwired or plug-in.   As long as the footage is clear and in the event of an accident can be used to swiftly settle a

  • FUBAR
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    Not really any cameras I have seen that you can be assured to be able to read oncoming number plates at night, be lucky to read ones of cars parked in most cases. 

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