Here is what I currently know about the At&t ZTE Mobley:
1) Fact -- Firmware VM6200V1.0.1 has a new "No Time Out" option
2) Apparently, AT&T controls when new firmwares are pushed to the devices. There is no way for you to manually update it.
3) Fact -- ZTE Mobley with firmware VM6200V1.0.1 will "hang" or "freeze" after 1-2 days of continuous operation. The device is still powered on, you can still "see" the WiFi network but you can't connect to it.
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Depends on your usage, how long you view live footage when your car is not on your homes wifi. For me 500mb per month is suffice
Can the BlackVue camera be set up so that whenever there is an event the camera feed is recorded not only on the SD card but also to the cloud? If you someone else is driving your car and you don't have access to the SD card, how would you be able to monitor what is happening?
Blackvue does hot have event driven video uploads to the cloud, this must be done manually. It will automatically send event notifications via Blackvue cloud. Before my ZTE Mobley failed I would use Blackvue live to investigate events.
How does it know which event notifications to send? It seems like it would send a lot of false positives. Do you know of any system out there that is better than Blackvue to investigate events and view the feed over the cloud?
I wish there was a product that would do that. But in the meantime, it seems like blackvue is still the best option.
This looks amazing!! Too bad we missed the boat on ordering it through the Kickstarter site. Do we know when this camera is going to drop?
Blackvues latest firmware update now supports automatic event video uploading to the Blackvue cloud, you just need a wifi connection connected to the Blackvue.
I do not have WiFi anymore since my Mobiley quit working and ATT no longer supports. I think the better solution now is Owl dashcam. Has LTE built in.
I do not own this myself but am considering.
Owl Car Cam - The first security camera for your car
Awesome this is a good suggestion for dashcam. As far the wi-fi connection, if I want to have that in the car, what is the recommended way to do it? There doesn't seem to be a mi-fi device that compatible with the Tesla MX.
What would happen if you connected the ODB2 dashcam product to the diagnostic port via the ODB2 adapter cable? Would it stay on all the time?
Also, FreedomPop is the worst. Consider a Google Fi account and extra data SIM.
Also, FreedomPop is the worst. Consider a Google Fi account and extra data SIM.
Upon recommendation from other forum members I purchased this;
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B009MI9JO4/ref=oh_aui_search_detailpage?ie=UTF8&psc=1
Stays powered 24hours with no problem running my current Blackvue 750 2ch. I have seen reports of others experiencing 12v battery issues running 24 hours with Blackvue but I have not seen this in my 6 months of use.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B009MI9JO4/ref=oh_aui_search_detailpage?ie=UTF8&psc=1
Stays powered 24hours with no problem running my current Blackvue 750 2ch. I have seen reports of others experiencing 12v battery issues running 24 hours with Blackvue but I have not seen this in my 6 months of use.
Something is not clear to me: if you use the OBDII connector for the Jetpack, how does the Blackvue receive constant power?
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