“What is in the box? And is it possible to connect the Owl dashcam to a power bank and not to the OBD?”
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You would have to buy an adapter separate but yes it’s possible.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Included with this listing is: Owlcam 4G LTE Smart Dash Cam 12 months of Owl LTE Service and Owl 911 Assist Suction beam OBD II power adapter Owner's manual.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Hey Louie! Here's what comes in the box: - The Owlcam - Connection cable - 3 differently sized beams - A tuck tool (to help conceal the connection cable) - 1 year of LTE + Owlcam 911 Assist service Also, The Owlcam requires power via your vehicle's OBDII port. The OBDII port allows the Owlcam to record even when your car is off.
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Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.You could, having dealt with this with previous dash cams the OBD port is so much easier. My previous dash camera I had (3) power banks and I had to swap them out (almost like VHS recording versus digital on a hard drive nowadays) to make sure I had round the clock recording. A lot of people are worried about the battery drain with OBD port usage, but I honestly haven't seen any significant pull or draw on my battery since I installed this and I don't miss having to come home, run upstairs, run a battery pack down to the car and run the one that's been in there all day up stairs to charge it, etc. Also worth thinking about, someone might see the cabling running to the battery pack and/or the battery pack itself and that can inspire a break-in or theft.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.No other connectors are included. I imagine you'd have to strip the connector and attach it to both ignition on/ ignition off leads if you wanted to do that.
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