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For my own dashcam I discovered during the pandemic that if my car gets very light use it can potentially lose settings. Only happened once or twice, just warning you about the possibility if you park your truck for two months or whatever
Is that just fancy marketing for larger capacity?Try and get a high endurance sd card for it. I chewed through the ultra and extreme ones too quickly. For SanDisk they are white.
I have no idea if it is reality or marketing but SD cards do have a tendency to fail under continuous use. For SSD's they install capacity beyond the rating so they have fewer cycles per location (and they can black out locations that have failed and maintain capacity). I assume the SD's do something similar. A 256 normal may be 260 and a 256HE may be 300. You will only see 256 though as the extra is managed internally. I'm not sure is SD's are that smart though. Maybe it is as simple as testing and/or changing the design to favour reliability over speed.
It's fancy marketing for being intentionally built for dash cams.
These cards all have published specs for write endurance. When I bought mine, it wasn't "high endurance" labelled but had the same maximum write cycles as their high endurance line at the time. What that was exactly, who knows, info was not committed to long term storage
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Thanks - that's pretty similar to what I was thinking of and wiring it in should be pretty easy on my bike.I havent installed one on my bike, however I would recommend going with a reputable brand like:
M1 - Thinkware Store
The versatile Thinkware M1 Motorsports Cam is a 1080p all-terrain weatherproof motorcycle riding camera with built-in GPS and wide angle.thinkwarestore.com
If you dont want to take the bike apart to wire it all in, this place should be able to help you:
Lockdown Security "Connected Car Experts"
Lockdown Security is your Canadian source for advanced in-vehicle electronics and installations. Security, Safety, Surveillance and Comfort.
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