Camera for the cab

[Take2]

I want to fit a camera setup in the cab to act as dash cam and internal cab cam.
Been looking at ones to fit onto the mirror with decent pixel quality fwd and back.
Didn’t think one on the screen would work well with catching the blinds. Also the mirror seems tight to remove and fit a screen one in its place.
Any suggestions (hope that’s not laying me open)

 

[ctc]

I use cheap Chinese, reliable and easy.

 

[Reallyretired]

Mine is at the bottom of the screen where it doesnt catch the blinds.

 

[Take2]

Don’t think that helps me as my blinds close from the sides into the centre. But thanks

 

[JonnyWilson]

I have fitted a blackvue dashcam to the front of the rear view mirror as it’s out of site and doesn’t foul the blinds. It could be rotated around 180 in the mount to face the rear if you mounted it slightly lower or to the headlining above the mirror.

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[Take2]

I have fitted a blackvue dashcam to the front of the rear view mirror as it’s out of site and doesn’t foul the blinds. It could be rotated around 180 in the mount to face the rear if you mounted it slightly lower or to the headlining above the mirror.

I’ve ordered a Jansire camera to strap onto the mirror and I’ll use the rear camera mounted in the cab.
Thanks for your input, appreciated

 

[Sapper520]

Got this package and a rear facing camera that plugs into it. Works well, but have to take it off the screen when closing the blinds…..not a big issue.

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