Roadhawk car black box camera catches driver doing 125mph

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Uploaded by on Sep 29, 2009

This is a higher quality version of a video recorded on the Roadhawk RH-1. A customer's Monaro being driven by a local garage at more than 125mph. A high speed dangerous chase on busy public roads.
This is a screen capture of the software running on desktop. The original video is a smooth 25fps.

The RoahHawk RH-1 is a vehicle black box data and video recorder. It stores GPS, Video and G-Force data on a constant loop on a normal SD memory card.

When playing back the video on the viewing software provided it overlays your GPS co-ordinates on to a Google Earth map in real time and displays your current speed and shock data.

RH-1 can be set to always record on a loop or in shock mode it only keeps the video if it detects a sudden change in G-Force.

The video can be exported to a normal .AVI file and then used as evidence in the event of an accident.

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  • This is very good but appears to lack being able to export the video.. this i'd say is a major flw in the software; i'd have one now, and I'm sure others would if only you can export the video, i.e. without the gps \speed detail on it... !!! anyone know if this is possible.?

  • @dazzassti Yes, there is an option in the software to export the video as an AVI file so you get the video and the audio with no GPS or G-Force data.

  • NMMG2 You can also use CamStudio which is free and works well but not quite as powerful as camtasia.

  • Whilst you're all getting excited and wanting to buy one... the government we be glad it further adds to the acceptance of cameras everywhere - and gives them another batch of eyes to tap into... and don't think they won't do it.

    Save your money - and maybe a little bit of our freedom.

  • Hi, there's no way to tap in to these cameras. they do not broadcast or send out any images.

  • Isn't this a device car thieves will love.

    I love the idea and will be getting one, just a bit worried of leaving it in the car. :(

  • It unclips from it's mount like a sat nav. No need to leave it in the car!

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  • Haha! Yeah, it was about a day after I posted that comment that I was thinking about it and realised of course he'd seen it, he'd have fitted the thing! I apologise for the retarded post :)

  • I hope the owner sees this and sues the shit out of that dickhead driving his car!

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  • And the garage didnt even notice this installed? Was it in the rear view mirror? I would love to have heard the 'Engineers' statement after you confronted them...

  • 125mph on a clear DC is not an issue. the 80mph through houses is where you need good brakes!

  • Car recorder is a good product, I buy many of them from china, CHENXING Electronic Limited supply this products.they have many models. this is site: w.w.w.chenxing-ele.c.o.m

    their quality is very good!!! their skype is :achalk1987.

  • what name software for this ?....

  • A435, Out of Redditch. Fuck me I'm observant.

  • where can i get one of these roadhawks? 

  • @Discern77 - quick follow up message to say my camera was still in warranty (2 years) so I was able to return it and get a replacement.

  • Great idea, not just to catch out shitty garages who cant be trusted but also for those accidents where the other driver denies its his fault.

  • Bought a RoadHawk from Dogcam over 12 months ago. Very pleased with it, except the power socket has worn out and the camera now keeps switching off mid-journey. Such a shame.

    Power connection problems seem to be a common theme. This is the second in-car camera I've bought. The previous camera would reboot every time I went through a pothole. So it was unusable.

    Future in-car cameras need to have better power connections which are more suitable to repeated plugging in/out and bumpy roads.

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