DOD GS600 DriveCam - Sydney to Cobar

Samples from the DOD GS600 Drivecam on a trip from Sydney to Cobar. I had to convert from QuickTime MOV format to Xvid AVI so I could join the 60 second pieces. Road and engine noise is greatly exaggerated. Overall I am happy with the GS600.

Category:

Autos & Vehicles

Tags:

• GS600
• DOD
• Cobar
• Drivecam
• DOD DS600
• DOD-Tech
• dashcam

[hey86x]

how do you power the camera?

does it have its own battery or use power adapter via cigarette lighter?

[Resolution1774]

@hey86x Hi, see SkepticGronk's comments.  It will run for a short period of time with no power, but for all intents and purposes you need a constant 12V supply.

[dotcomguyxr4]

Hi there - I've got the DOD GS600 but i find that with vehicles i'm passing that are on my left, the registration plates are very unclear! I find "blurring" - Your video is amazing in that all the vehicles you have passed the registration plates are clearly readable - Where are you mounting the DOD on your windscreen?

[Resolution1774]

@dotcomguyxr4 Just to the left of the rear vision mirror (its a right hand drive vehicle)

[SCOTTW25]

Wow! The colors REALLY pop out in your video.

[Resolution1774]

@SCOTTW25 I used Pazera "MOV2AVI" to convert the MOV files, maybe that affected the colours.

[ugzz]

do you still like this thing? comments on amazon and around the net seem like people have a lot of corruption problems with the vids, or when downloading them. any word on that?

[GamaVideoProductions]

3:20 the yellow sign says 'left lane ending' you must give way to merging cars.

[SkepticGronk]

@hey86x - No battery, it needs constant 12 volts. I just run the power cable through the internal flashings to the power outlet in the centre console. The camera start automatically when you turn on the ignition, the GPS takes a few minutes to sync, but quicker than my TomTom.

[Resolution1774]

@brenodudeongc  No, a WRX