“This doesn't seem to have a way to secure it from theft. I just wanted to confirm?”

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• Use a drill and metal cutter tip tool in a Dremel to cut two slots in the top of the Garmin aluminum mounting frame, then use cable ties (can be cut with knife) or as I did, use two 6" worm hose clamps fed through the slots and around the camera. Have to undue the hose clamp to change batteries but will prevent the camera (BC40) from simply being taken.

  Answered by Anonymous 2 years ago

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• If one uses allen wrench license plate screws, it is unlikely they will get the mounting bracket off. But the camera could be taken, as it snaps into the bracket. I may consider taking it off in certain environments.

  Answered by Tony 6 years ago

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• Drill two holes on the frame and secure with zip ties as illustrated in the photos. This is just a theft deterrent. Disclaimer: Warranty might be void.

  Answered by Sarath 2 years ago

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• take it with you

  Answered by Anonymous 3 years ago

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• No, you can not lock this camera to the license plate.

  Answered by CommunityAnswer 6 years ago

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• No, there is no way to lock the Garmin BC 40 Wireless Backup Camera to the license plate mount.

  Answered by GarminProductExpert 6 years ago

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