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  1. Holy shit, people learned to not re-settle in a disaster site? amazing!
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  2. Absolutely fantastic video full off information thank you.
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  3. Thanks for the review! Got it a few days ago and works great.
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  4. Thank you for this video. Your videos helps a lot. Viofo keeps getting better. Just bought 2 A119V3 and 3 A129 Pro for my friends and relatives.
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  5. Hey Andrew! I used my V3 for the first time today! :) The audio is pretty incredible, it picks up my voice really well, and the radio even better. It captures the thump of my subs as well, pretty impressive for such a small unit! Very impressive audio. I left the protective covering on the lens and the video is still really impressive. I'm looking forward to seeing the difference tomorrow with the plastic film removed. The video isn't silky smooth on playback (it is really nice though), I may tinker with the settings a bit as I'm sure its a FPS issue, but the paused picture is crystal clear, and that's prolly more important. So far after recording for roughly half hour of running errands, I'm pretty impressed with the results of the V3, both audio and video. It even picks up traffic beside my with the windows closed, really sensitive mic in this thing! Definitely happy with the V3, especially for the $$, excellent value! I'll get ya some pics on the twitters when I get it installed in my Pete :)
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  6. Wow amazing
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  7. Amazing! Thanks again for the amazing content! So useful and informative!
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  8. Great camera. Your original video is what prompted my purchase of the Viofo a119 cam. Works great. Easy to use. Small windshield area, doesn't wiggle or move around like the ball mount type. And the error systems are great.
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  9. Such a cool video :D The idea of using a elevator in a fire is terrifying, all the instructions where I live are to never use an elevator during a fire
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  10. 1,153,176 views, 46k likes, 1.6k comments, 126k subscribers. Nice!!
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  11. The power tire spreader at 10:02 is for repairing tires. It spreads the tire to allow the person to grind the rubber to patch inside and to inspect for any tire flaws before retreading casings.
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  12. This was great. Well worth the wait. Look forward to the next one.
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  13.  @Lam  Ah, gotcha! I'm still learning all the lingo and features! Thanks for the clarification. Great channel, its really informative, interesting, and helpful. :)
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  14. The concrete monoliths are really wasting a resource. The soccer field requires a lot of piping and diversion infrastructure and misses the simpler opportunities in parking lots, traffic pork chops, streetside planting strips, rooftops and more. To manage water better we also need to harvest it to the soil starting in the countryside, on the shallower portions of hillsides, farms and ranches. This is a better alternative to letting it run off. Runoff creates flooding, drought, ground subsidence, sinkholes and heat wave problems when we use conventional methods. Small, frequent rainwater harvesting catchments from onsite materials are a better way to manage stormwater. These are often eddy-pool bioswales, raingardens, bunds, checkdams, etc. They employ biology to quickly absorb water to surface soil so plants can use it. These catchments slow, sink and spread water. They sequester carbon; increase shade; reduce irrigation and electrical costs; add water security; lessen soil loss; increase greenery; add beauty, etc when thoughtfully placed in the landscape. They are cheaper to do than many engineered solutions and often work better as well. Golf courses are ideal places for handling floodwaters as they're usually many more of them than soccer fields. Granted, golf courses usually get a lot more consistent use than soccer fields...
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  15. Excellent video, would have loved to see you test the new one. 👍
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  16. Properly communicated the message of fire safety, good job!
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  17. perfect work
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  18. I love how Andrew giggles like a little girl after the airbag goes off❣️😂
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  19. Glad to see you're looking to share your keen insight to other areas. You will let us know if some phenomenal dashcam appears on the seen. How about investigating some of the new high (48v-50v) out door equipment i.e., lawn mowers, leaf blowers, edgers, etc. How well they work in comparison to gas. Are they interchangeable, length of use time compared to charge time. Thanks love your work. Gene in Houston TX
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  20. Great review and the best channel when it comes to buying a dash cam. Keep up the good work people ;-)
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  21. There have been a lot of wooden high rise buildings lately built in Finland. The tallest one is in my city. And. Well it doesn't look like it's made of wood. And it isn't tall by american standards. Anyway. Those things are apparently a lot safer in fires than traditionally built ones. I don't understand all that was said about them. But. Well i trust the engineers. I guess. None of them has been in a fire yet, as far as i know. Hopefully won't be in a long while, but before that it won't be known if they really are as safe as engineers say.
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  22. welcome back 👌
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  23. In another review you mentioned that one of the important function of the dash cam is to be able to rotate to capture incidents driver's face the viafo camera does not rotate this is an important feature which viafo does not meet , what are your thoughts on this
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  24. With the V3 you can get a suction cup mount that will allow the cam to swivel. That's what I did for mine
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  25. You’re are very professional, gracias
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  26. Note on the B1W amazing cam for the money, and has excellent night quality shots for the city. My only complaint is the the G sensor is very sensitive even at lower settings at times. We hit a construction area on the daily that has those hard reflectors on the road and they always make it go off.
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  27. ok got it, both is best. either is acceptable but none is not
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  28. Taking a moment to appreciate the painstaking effort spent at 3:46 to align the camera & shot perfectly to blend in to the news story. Well done!
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  29. you earned yourself a new subscriber sir, great presentation with solid visuals and a well written/executed script. you're a pro!
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  30. Keep up the amazing documentary content man. You make the subject very interesting
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  31. Nice video as always, but I feel you should have put a disclaimer NOT to open or put tape on the alarm like you did (I know, it's a demonstration, but still...). Tampering could be dangerous...Also, modern furniture also have a layer of (sometimes toxic and/or cancerous) fire retardants, could have been a nice chapter subject or maybe for a future video ? Would also have been nice to say that those are hazardous wastes that you don't put in the trash. Cheers !
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  32. Thanks to your review I bought A119v2 almost 2 years ago. Very satisfied with it still. Only downside is lack of WiFi. Taking card out to transfer videos periodically is a drag. Is there an option to connect camera to your phone via cable, just to transfer videos?
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  33. Great review. Can you recommend a rearvire camera/dashcam combo. Thanks
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  34. Thanks for adding actual captions for the Deaf
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  35. I'm working on a final project for my Urban Planning course about apartment fires and this video was extremely helpful/informative. Thank you so much for your work on this!
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  36. As always; Car Cam Central has the best reviews and information on the Internet! I've been running dash cameras in my cars for many years. Car Cam Central has become my "go to" place for no nonsense dash camera information.
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  37. Wow I didn't even realize how little views this had till the end of the video, even if it only came out 2 hours ago, this video is amazing and helped me learn so much! Hope it blows up
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  38. Amazing video brother and it was amazing seeing you today
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  39. Great meeting ya At the youtube creators :)
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  40. I looked at the link you have above, to read more on this product. I had read a review on Amazon that stated that Blackvue requires you to share your data with them, or you won't be able to use their app. With no way to decline to share. Not being able to use the app, if you choose not to share your data, renders this product useless. But not only do they want your data, they state that they will be sharing this information as well (albeit anonymously). If this is how Blackvue's app really functions, then shame on you for missing such an obvious point of discussion. Please consider making a thorough video review of their software. Including the complete installation and registration process. This time though, take off the gloves.
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  41. Thank you! I guess pulling the cord didn't occur to me, this whole thing is new for most Swedes. Heh. Great videos, I will for sure check them out in the future as well!
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  42. This is the most outstanding product review I've ever watched. Thank you for this valuable information. My decision for a dash cam is easier now.
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  43. Old info. Can't find the cards these cheap anymore, they're double the price.
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  44. Just found your channel today while, of course, looking for a good source on dash cams. I've watched 5+ videos, read several articles on your website and several posts on reddit. I must say I'm very impressed with your coverage. The effort you put into keeping information current with description edits and annotations, as well as, your response to comments is quite impressive. I feel so much more knowledgeable about dash cams now and I decided to try my hand at this tech with a A119 based on your recommendations (used Amazon link, BTW). Like I said, I was looking for a good source on dash cams. However, I would classify your information as a great source. I will definitely recommend your channel and website to others. Thanks and keep up the good work.
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  45. Per this video, I just got my A119! Firmware version STL_A119_20161031_V2.0 . Yes adhesive is black now. Does anyone know if you stick this on the tinted area above rear view mirror, see the tint at 3:09 mins. If I can stick it on tint with the lens sticking out below tint, the camera is less obvious. Maybe tint will come off when I remove it? ALSO: I wish I could figure out how to hook the dash cam power into my overhead lights, then i would not need a power wire running all over. Suggestion for IDing buttons by feel problem at 6:10 mins. I will put a small drop of super glue on the menu button's flat surface so I can feel which button I am touching.
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  46. Hi thanks for replying. I actually wanted a bit more clarification around this. I am happy with your response. Cheers.
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  47. Car Cam Central. I didn't finished the video the time I watched the video. I finished the second time. I realize it that you got everything or very much cover that I needed to know. I the opia 2 to but I decided to go with a Thinkware F770 instead because of the 2 channels. I should be getting on Thursday 03/22/2017. Can't wait 😊. Thanks Andrew. You're doing a great 👍 job.
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  48. It't my personal cam now, I like the blackvue dr650 2ch a lot still but this one has a few features that finally got me to switch.
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  49. Thanks so much for the post! As of today (03/11/2017), you would still recommend the A119? I moved to Georgia and the drivers here seem to be worse than anywhere I've experienced -> I am looking for a dash cam. It would be my first, on a budget, looking to spend under $120, but that should include an SD card (I think 32GB should do, since I won't be saving any interesting footage I don't think, only accidents). I am hoping to get a hard-wire kit, the unit itself and card for the money. It is also in GA, so heat is going to be an issue in the summer. Seems that A119 is a good option due to the capacitor, correct? I want to ask this: 1) You say you got the A119 for free. You say that you were not affected by that. Deep down, would you still rate it this high if you had to pay out the $100? 2) When I did my first search for dash cams, the Rexing V1 had 4.5 stars and about 3,600 reviews. I am big on reviews, it usually makes the decision for me, and the A119 has only about 200 for total of 4.0 stars. I do prefer an honest and in-depth review like yours, but how would you match them head to head? I saw in your other video that you wouldn't recommend the V1 due to the low heat resistance? I see that the A119 has been available only since July 2016 and I assume Rexing has had a longer market presence (hence the longer period for reviews and such). 3) If I do go the route of the A119, is the extra $10 GPS logger worth it? It seems that you cannot purchase it separately. 4) Would you recommend a certain hard-wire kit? What do I look for, the same brand, or anything that has a mini-USB?
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  50. Thanks so much for your reply! I think I am actually sold on the A119. You seem to really be for it (I am sorry, didn't mean to question your integrity in your reviews, I just know when I get a free product, I tend to rate higher). I have couple more questions if you don't mind - I'm going on a road trip on Friday and want to order this Monday: 1)+3) I kind of want the stealthiest way possible and it seems that the GPS allows for the cable to go upwards, correct? Rather than an awkward bent from the side. 2) I saw your review about the budget dash cams before I saw this one, I was just wondering if you had anything else to add aside from what was already in the video. My main thing is video quality (which you say A119 has better) and heat resistance for the Georgia summers (capacitor in it that is). 4) I appreciate your input on the hard-wire kits, but I don't think I can spare that in my budget. What do you think of this one? https://smile.amazon.com/Spy-Tec-MiniUSB-Fuse-Kit-M/dp/B01N0GR4ON/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1489380845&sr=8-2&keywords=dash+cam+hardwire+kit Same company and it has a fuse tapper. I know you said in your article that it won't save my battery from draining. Basically my two goals for that are these: goal 1 - for the dash cam to start with the ignition being turned on, goal 2 - to hide wires and not have to have the 12V plug taken up (although I have two). I have had my car damaged while being parked - would this kit allow for the recording of the outside on the motion sensor function of the A119? I drive my vehicle daily, so don't think draining the batter would happen.
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