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I mounted it on the handlebars of my Honda CB350 H’ness. Unfortunately, I can’t share a photo right now since the entire system is currently disassembled
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Yes, the rubber seal looks well. After drying, the camera appears to be working fine, but I think I’ll need to reposition it to avoid direct exposure to heavy rain.
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As Adam mentioned, the LED behavior is correct: blinking blue when ACC is ON and solid blue when OFF. However, I recently discovered a bit of water inside the front camera—specifically near the Type-C port and SD card slot. Turns out the K6 isn’t as waterproof as I expected. Right now, I’m trying to dry it out with a fan (AC/DC) and will leave the cam in rice afterward.
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Hi,
Thank you for your detailed questions. Here’s my current status:
1. Yellow Wire Connection: I confirmed the yellow wire is properly connected to a switched-mode power supply, which appears to be functioning normally.
2. Power Supply Check: Both the red and black wires show correct voltage, and all connectors are dry, well-insulated, and securely attached.
3. Blue LED Behavior:
– Ignition OFF: Solid blue light
– Ignition ON/Engine Running: Blinking blue light
4. Firmware: Successfully performed a reset and reloaded the latest firmware.
5. Recording Issue: The dashcam continues to record intermittently (power cycles on/off unexpectedly).
Pending: I’ll review Andyh’s additional suggestions later today and update my diagnosis accordingly.
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I’m having the same issue – my dashcam won’t shut down properly. It worked fine at first, but after two months it started failing and stopped auto-shutting off. The tricky part is that I bought it on Amazon US but I live in Costa Rica, so dealing with warranty claims might be a real hassle.
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