Anyone know which reliable car accessory shop to hardwire this car dashcam?

this is very helpful, possible u have a video when u did this?

also did mine up 2 weeks back... no real pics for you cause i screwed up with the pics.... all blur as heck.
very similar setup as springfall just a diferent 12v to 5v converter.
1)prepare your materials, preparation is key
-find out what fuses your car uses (you need to know what fuses you use so that you buy the right fuse tap) after figuring that out, buy the right piece.
-find out where the fuses are located so you can work on the car later (preparation is key... dont wana dismantle the right side then find that the fuse box is on the left)
-get the adapter (get one like springfall which comes with the female ends of the usb cabling or like me, get a unit with the cable hooking directly up to the dash cam.
2)solder and run the cables in first (easier to solder everything up together with everything out of the car
-solder the positive end of the adapter/converter to the fuse tap (leave the negative end untouched, this would be the grounds to the car)
-run the cables through wherever you want. strongly suggest you run them through the headliner, down behind the pillars and through the dash... cleaner that way (remove trim that needs to be removed in order to remove the pillar, then starting from the top so that you end up with enough freeplay on top, run the cable down the bare piller tape it down or wrap it with the other cables, if its loose, it might rattle* then run through dash)
3) the fuse tap itself is peanuts, its acting as the positive line for the dash cam
-just install the fuse tap in the interior 12v can bus fuse socket (refer to your owner's manual/fuse box diagram for which one, of just use a voltmeter and probe around to find which has power with the key turned to on)
(at this point positive line is hooked up)
4) the negative lead is just bolted on to any bolt on the car (even the fusebox bolt works)
5)test BEFORE reinstalling everything!!

*edit.... should also suggest you get 1a output rather than 3a.... but its really not an issue.

WAHAHAHA!!!

the female usb head is probably a better choice, you can add stuff later on. i didnt solder mine either, i used crimps with a bud style connector, easier to remove and looks naisss 

btw when you saw 'wrong side', do you mean;
1)which fuse is in line with the out cable and which completes the original circuit? = the outer one completes the new circuit, lower one is where the original unit goes
or
2)which direction the positive comes in from? = my case, cable downwards but it doesn't really matter, end of the day you don't really draw that much power to begin with haha

ic, cuz I'm using the A118C which conceal itself really neatly. But now that I wanna buy a 2nd unit, the price increased alot to few months ago so considering this instead.

trying to think of what kind of technique there is to conceal yi dashcam before deciding

Can remove without ruining the tint...

Ya already removed..
By default I mute it.. (My singing really zzz)
I will try to upload it and discuss here.

Any idea to squeeze or make the file smaller to upload YT??
Internet not that fast haha

Hi all, I just got my cam and it came with 3M tape instead of suction cup. Anyone using 3M tape? Would like to know if its really strong.

I used it for touch n go in the past, when i park my car under the sun, and it suddenly rains/clowdy, the touch n go tends to drop off. Probably due to the weather change. Do u see similar problems with this cam? Any advice if i should use the 3M or get a suction cup?

Thanks.