Professional Helmet Camera Systems
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Provide the PDR100 from chasecam with power from your vehicle. You can connect the PDR100 directly to the 12v system of your car or bike. We prefer to use a 12v regulator which ensures that no more than 12v can get to this device. Using a regulator will also stop voltage spikes and reduce interference from the engine. You can use a DC power splitter from the regulator to power more than one device. The PDR100 can supply power to one camera only. For extra equipment you should use a separate power supply otherwise you will blow the internal fuse of the chase cam and that will mean returning it for repair. If you're in a car, the most simple and effective way to power the mpeg2 recorder is from a car cig lighter adapter set to 12v. If you're on a bike or you want to hard wire the pdr100 in to the electrics then use the 12v in-line regulator.
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12v car cigarette lighter regulator
Power the PDR100 from your car's accessory plug socket. Set to 12v +ive centre pin. You can also use this to power multiple 12v devices or extra cameras using a DC splitter cable below. |
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12v hard wired regulator
Use to hard wire your PDR100 to your bike or car's 12v system. Eliminates visual feedback and interference from the engine. Use with the DC power more than one device. You should connect this to a small fuse for added protection. |
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DC power splitter cable
Use this cable for splitting the output from the cig. lighter adapter, the 12v hard wired reg or the battery pack above. NOTE: Do not use to split the power output from the PDR100 |
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5m DC extension cable
Used for extending the power output from any of these power sources. You can link these together for longer runs. |
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