this seems like a good option; thanks for the find!
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this seems like a good option; thanks for the find!
I have added a few more accessories that I wanted to share that I found very useful. (Didn't think I should to start a new thread)
After the first curb jumped out and hit my wheel... Decided I needed protection. These were very simple to install. Cleaning/prep is what took the longest
Wheel Bands Kit for Tesla Model S
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I also added front/back dash cam. Blackvue 650. Completely hidden wires, self install. View attachment 236850
And wrapped part of the nose
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And upgraded trunk/trunk lighting from Abstract Ocean and the carpets.
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One of my first projects after delivery this week is the Blackvue Dashcam dual camera install, which guide did you use? Are you using the Blackvue cloud with the 650?
I used @DÆrik 's as a wiring guide for the MIC grill 12v and the rest I played by sight. i had planned on running it like Erik did in the video for most of it, but I found the rubber gaskets and along the lines of the b-pillars worked tremendously. The only place you see a wire is when I jumped from back pillar to the rear window. You can't see it unless you open the hatch, still barely noticeable taped down, and it was fine for me to leave it that way vs all the fishing around.
I did get the one with the cloud. Its a neat option, but the videos take way too long (minutes of buffering each) to load that I rarely use it.
I can take a picture and drawing the wiring locations in a color for easily guide. Its a super clean install.
A picture with wiring locations would be great. My CPO does not have the pano roof option and I have seen references to pushing the coax cable straight across. No one has posted any info about how to do only that it should be easy?
I'll make a quick "how to" video of how I routed mine, which can be used on any roof since it doesn't utilize the roof at all. I didnt take anything apart but snap the mic grill down and it has clips for that. The difference may be if you don't tie at the Bluetooth mic grille you would just continue to follow the same path you took from the back, down and then jump to your preferred power source. I'll make a note of what you would do in that situation in case you find yours doesn't have a continuous 12v in the grille.
It was my first time ever doing something like this in a vehicle, and since there was no major taking apart parts or hot wiring, it made me feel even better about the install. It was easy, but I agree, not having a video or a picture guide it can be intimidating.
I used @DÆrik 's as a wiring guide for the MIC grill 12v and the rest I played by sight. i had planned on running it like Erik did in the video for most of it, but I found the rubber gaskets and along the lines of the b-pillars worked tremendously. The only place you see a wire is when I jumped from back pillar to the rear window. You can't see it unless you open the hatch, still barely noticeable taped down, and it was fine for me to leave it that way vs all the fishing around.
I did get the one with the cloud. Its a neat option, but the videos take way too long (minutes of buffering each) to load that I rarely use it.
I can take a picture and drawing the wiring locations in a color for easily guide. Its a super clean install.
I just don't want to pull the wrong part loose and spend some time back in the shop fixing the headliner or something.
You only get a certain amount of minutes of free time, and its very slow, even on direct connect WiFi in the car. Great option, the buffering is a pain though so I rarely use it.The Blackvue over the cloud option is great for monitoring events around your car when you can't be present. If you connect it to an always on device like this ZTE Mobley - Car Wi-Fi Hotspot Device - AT&T you get real time push notifications from the cloud.
The push notifications are not the same as live video which you are correct is limited on free time.You only get a certain amount of minutes of free time, and its very slow, even on direct connect WiFi in the car. Great option, the buffering is a pain though so I rarely use it.
Touché! Very true.The push notifications are not the same as live video which you are correct is limited on free time.
I am unable to view the photos after logging in to google and I do not have the extra wire in the mic grill. I will run a wire to the 12v outlet in the center console instead.Here's a quick "how to" slideshow of what I did. If you need more details or better quality pictures or another angle, let me know. I can do a good quality video too. Wanted to give you an idea for now.
https://photos.app.goo.gl/tLVDg6lstn3Qjn3l2
I am unable to view the photos after logging in to google and I do not have the extra wire in the mic grill. I will run a wire to the 12v outlet in the center console instead.
Unfortunately the ODBII connector is in use for my ATT Mobiley hotspot. Right now I am simply using the 12v lighter outlet in the console.Do you want to PM me your email? I'll send it direct. I can help with the alternative wiring. You will want to do the OBDII option for 24/7. Center console isn't continuous power so you loose parking mode options
This is a guide on the OBDII but you can use my method to not take anything apart and you can just run it down the door to the connector
Tesla Model S BlackVue HD Dashcam Installation Guide