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Boyko wrote:

Mine is ToGuard need to check the exact model. I'll upload a sample video on Monday (don't have card reader atm)

This is the one. As for the sample there are no videos saved on the card since last formatted - will add one when available. One pro is that it hides well behind the dark spot next to the mirror (maybe the case with other models too).

We bought a Nextbase 222 and its in my wifes Fiesta works really well and clear, fitted by Halfords and a very neat fitting £120 fitted

Hi
I got a nextbase 312 and it fitted great on my Capture, But since upgrading to a 2019 Kadjar Iconic , I havn't been able to find a decent place to put the cam due to the rear view mirror mount/sensors and camera getting in the way of placement.
doesnt seem to be any angle where I can just get a slice of both A beam pillars in view,
The FOV seems rubbish as i cant get the right position for it
anyone else has this trouble?

After fitting a Nextbase 222 in my wifes Fiesta I have been impressed by its simplicity ease of use and quality, so fitted the same one to my Kadjar last week at £104 fitted at Halfords
Yes there are always more hi tec models but do you really need all the gadgets and gimmicks

Agree with others that its hardly noticeable when fitted and just starts every time the engine starts so no messing once set

tynesider wrote:

After fitting a Nextbase 222 in my wifes Fiesta I have been impressed by its simplicity ease of use and quality, so fitted the same one to my Kadjar last week at £104 fitted at Halfords
Yes there are always more hi tec models but do you really need all the gadgets and gimmicks

Agree with others that its hardly noticeable when fitted and just starts every time the engine starts so no messing once set

Where did they take the power from for the camera?

Where did they take the power from for the camera?[/quote]

The fuse panel is at the back of the glove box and they used 'i THINK' the fuse on the far right (looking at the panel)
After running the concealed wire via the head lining and down inside the rubber door trim it enters through the removable side panel next to the glove box
I leave mine IN as it is not easily seen from outside