I was thinking about doing the same thing, but couldn't make up my mind.Been thinking about getting a dash cam…Pulled the trigger on the fitcam prime deal
There was a time not so long ago when that sentence would have made no sense whatsoever. ?The only Truck related thing i bought is a single burner induction cooktop.
What is the advantage of dual channel?Dual channel dash cam. Pretty good deal considering the quality of this brand, I have an older model in my other truck from 2014 and it still works. Awesome video quality.
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Oh, the others dash cams just say front + rear so that was the first place I've seen that mentioned channel. Seemed weird but it's just different wording. Thanks.One camera watches the front the other watches your rear. 2 cameras.
If it's a 120V 30A outlet you'll be disappointed. The Lightning will only charge at 12 amps on 120 volts no matter what EVSE you use.Only stuff I got for the truck were some plug adapters. We stayed at a house over the 4th holiday weekend that had a 30 amp TT outlet, but I didn't have an adapter for it. So I picked out a few different adapters for different 30 and 50 amp outlet styles.
Now I need to find a portable charger that allows you to adjust amperage and doesn't break the bank. The Lightning Charger worked well for us, but if I read it right on here it's still a 30 amp charger, and on a 30 amp outlet that can be a bit dangerous. Unless it's actually 24 amps.
Ah yeah, I knew most TTs are 120V and that the outlet is a TT-30, but I wasn't putting those things together that I would likely still be limited to 12 Amps anyway as you said. Ah well, good to have the adapter in case that's the only outlet in an ideal location.If it's a 120V 30A outlet you'll be disappointed. The Lightning will only charge at 12 amps on 120 volts no matter what EVSE you use.
Plug adapters could be useful though. 12 amps is better than nothing in a pinch.
Getting off topic but I went with the Tesla UMC because of the variety of adapters available. Of course I wouldn't recommend Tesla anything now, but the product is fine.