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Are DVRs just a toy?
There is no definite answer, much depends on the correct installation, taking into account the characteristics of the car and the purpose of purchasing the device. A fancy expensive DVR can be installed so that in the event of an accident, the records made will be useless, and the device itself will always interfere with the view, creating an additional blind zone in front of the driver.
The registrar market is oversaturated with models in different price categories. It is easy to get lost in such a variety, so it is recommended to figure out how to choose a DVR, read reviews and reviews from owners of specific models, which will help you make the right choice.

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Any obstructions to your view while driving can be dangerous so models with a large body / camera should be avoided. If the glass is already covered with air purifiers, key fobs and transponders, the recorder will further obstruct the view. In general, the more compact the camera, the safer. The size of the device directly correlates with the form factor.

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It is not as easy to install a DVR in a truck cab as in a passenger car. The main criterion for choosing a device is the vertical view of the camera. Recording is obstructed by the hood of the truck, which obscures the view of the bottom of the frame. Models with a vertical field of view less than 90 degrees can be immediately filtered out when choosing a DVR. But even with the stated view of 120 degrees, the actual horizontal road recording range is 110-112 degrees. Therefore, the DVR must be installed at the top of the windshield and directed downward.

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When choosing a DVR, I recommend starting from how you plan to use it. If some functions are not needed, it is better to buy a registrar without them and save money.
Pay attention to the Design first. The DVR consists of a video camera, recorder, memory, screen, mount, cable and power supply. eld

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DVRs have recently become an integral part of almost any car. This is due to the fact that every motorist can occur conflict situations on the road, in which it is possible to prove their right, only after presenting a video of an accident. Therefore, the DVR is a very useful acquisition that will help save time, money and nerves to their owner.

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During the development of the model, the manufacturer has provided absolutely everything: the device is compact and ergonomic, it is easy and comfortable to wear, a reliable mount will not allow sudden drops of the built-in memory. There is enough to record for 10 hours.

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Like any complex electronic device, each car video recorder has a number of parameters and functions, most of which are inherent in a conventional camcorder. However, if we consider the property of specific characteristics, then in relation to the auto-projector, some of them are more important than for household video cameras. Depends on the video recorder model.

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Compared to the previous models, the functionality of the recorder has been significantly improved. Exposure compensation technology makes the recording quality flawless - the blind / dark areas are brighter and clearer.