I made this bracket up for my Innovv front cam...
I can send a basic drawing to anyone who might want to make similar
Innovv K1 Dual Camera Motorcycle Dashcam
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I made this bracket up for my Innovv front cam...
I can send a basic drawing to anyone who might want to make similar
Mine has been working great using the sandwich bag option. I did try making a cordura type cover with Velcro closures. I then mounted the unit on top of the ECU... but it VERY quickly started overheating. So it was back to the sandwich bags. We've had some appalling weather this summer, through which I've done rides of 100miles + without any moisture issues on the system.
My vote goes to the Innovv. Their customer service is top notch and the product is good - even if you have to source and fit the ferrite blobs to fit to the wires.
My vote goes to the Innovv. Their customer service is top notch and the product is good - even if you have to source and fit the ferrite blobs to fit to the wires.
RTV
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Cheers lads, the feedback is much appreciated.
I think I'll go with the INNOV route then, the youtuber "Snowcat" also swears by them and has been using the K1 for a few years.
BTW, that bracket looks CLEAN! I don't think I have those mounting points on my HEX head but when the time comes, I'll be looking at doing a central point mount like that. It'll also have to be some place where it's protected as I do go offroad with the mighty GS.
Cheers,
Rami
I think I'll go with the INNOV route then, the youtuber "Snowcat" also swears by them and has been using the K1 for a few years.
BTW, that bracket looks CLEAN! I don't think I have those mounting points on my HEX head but when the time comes, I'll be looking at doing a central point mount like that. It'll also have to be some place where it's protected as I do go offroad with the mighty GS.
Cheers,
Rami
fredaroony
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Mines been good all this time and I also use it in my car so swap when required. I found the best results in setting the interval to 1 min.
It wouldn't take much fettling to make the bracket with protective bars rami... but you might need to use a process of trial and error as the lens angle is pretty wide.
With the setup on my bike, I wasn't able to make a rear mount that was fully central, but I made an extended side mount bracket (left side) that, with the lens angle, give a reasonable view. (Pictured)
Again, PM me and I can send a drawing.
I chum of mine has mounted his centrally under his rear carrier rack but I'm not so keen, as his picture is "cropped" by view of top-box and rear light
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Jaz
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Could I ask if fitting without a Hex ezcan etc... the easiest place to pick up a switched feed from for the activating signal?
Jaz
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Anyone know if it would be possible/work to take a feed from the dash power outlet with an appropriate plug?
Or could you even run the whole system though that socket?
Or could you even run the whole system though that socket?
Bendy toy
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Engine start can dramatically drop the system voltage so the dipped headlight is a good trigger point.
I have a different make of dual camera and took the trigger from a feed in the plug you can see under the front seat
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