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Utilise piggyback wiring to connect a dashcam.


DreamCatcher88

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None of these options were compatible with my 70 plate CEED SW or my facelift ISG 2 22 plate sportage.

 

The second picture illustrates the surplus amount of wire on the main feed line. It is evident that I have collected and secured this excess wire using a cable tie to prevent any tangling. The green tape indicates the use of a piggybacked jumper.

 

The last picture displays a size comparison between the smallest component of the NB HW kit and the micro2, which is the required component. Observe the blades on the NextBase kit one; they exhibit noticeable differences and are not sufficiently close together.
The second one was provided by NextBase customer support promptly after contacting them via phone and was sent by first-class post the next day.

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I have used a Dongar adapter in all of my present vehicles and would be pleased to provide my advice. In order to install a rear dash cam, you will still need to locate a power source. I managed to connect it to the power socket in the trunk and concealed the wire well, ensuring that it is not easily noticeable.

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