Dashcam blog
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, by René Boer Using dashcam with blinded rear window
You can safely mount a dashcam on a tinted (rear) window, although visibility will of course be less than with a non-tinted window. The camera...
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, by René Boer Mounting your dashcam on the dashboard
Most dashcams are designed to be mounted on the windscreen, for example behind the rear-view mirror. This is where it is least noticeable while driving...
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, by René Boer Cannot connect to Wifi
No connection to Wifi or the Wifi connection keeps getting disconnected?
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, by René Boer LUKAS or Qvia dashcam does not turn on
With the cylindrical dashcams from LUKAS and Qvia, it sometimes happens that the dashcam does not turn on and the LEDs remain off. This is...
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, by René Boer Empty battery during parking
Have you found yourself with a dead battery and suspect your dashcam is the culprit?
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, by René Boer Date and time settings are not remembered
If your dashcam's date and time settings are not properly remembered after the dashcam has been off, the dashcam's battery is probably completely flat. In...
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, by René Boer What about wireless dashcams?
Would you like to buy a wireless dashcam? A dashcam never has a (large) built-in battery or battery and must therefore always be connected to...
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, by René Boer These are the best compact and small dashcams of the moment
List of today's best small dashcams.
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, by René Boer Installing your own dashcam, here's how to do it
Explanation about how to place and install a dashcam.
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, by René Boer Troubleshooting your dashcam
Problems with your dashcam? Find out how to solve them here.
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, by René Boer 6 tips when buying a dashcam
Helpful tips and selection help for choosing the right dashcam.
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, by René Boer Connecting a continuous or hardwire kit
Manual for installing a 2- or 3-wire permanent power cable at your car's fuse box.
