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Im not sure if this is the right forum. Does anyone know if there is such a thing as a male plug adapter that would go into an SD slot with maybe a USB or something on the other end so you can record onto an external HD, for example? If not, I wonder why.
Just to mention, as for cameras, I have used cheap old 8mm camcorders or ones that have a defect other than staying on and able to send the video. They last for years and the pic is the best. The audio beats anything. I run them to an old vcr or rf mod and then 300 feet with rg59 coax. I use...
My brother just gave me an idea to just use a temperature switch from the engine. That actually might work very well. A thermostat basically. On at, or above, operating temp, off below, (or lower). I only need any range of 10-60 min delay off after the engine is off.
Thank you,
Those are too advanced for me. My maximum ability stops at replacing things on PC boards and not knowing what they are. I cannot design a PC board.
I need something I can plug in, put wires on, or maybe a board Id have to make a case for. Thats probably the most of my ability.
Hi all, newbie here! Not an electronics expert but I tinker quite a bit.
Does anyone have an idea of something I can use for 12V delay off timer or even of another way I can do it?
Its for an 80.00 dash cam. I want it to keep power to it (stay on) for 10-60 min. (15 -20 min ideal) after I...
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