Does this have a 'quick disconnect', e.g. 'cam lock' or similar connector, or is one if them aggravating screw on connectors? Auto cut-off?
1958167
it has a valve stem quick connect,,it slids on & you lock it in place....yes it has auto cut off at 100lbs pressure.
1204602
Be very careful with connecting and disconnecting , the one I purchased came apart.
1040243
Hello, your question: " how the cam is held in place..is it a simple screw (Phillips head or straight edge?) or is it with washer and nut? " The cam has a washer with a nut, once you install it the nut secures it in place. I hope that this response helps you on your decision. Regards !
1934237
Yes, it does..just be careful during removal, because you don't want to cut the line to the camera..which you'll need to take out the screws to and reconnect..they sent a replacement camera, but I just reconnected to old one..which works great..
1969097
Quick disconnects are not attached to this fitting. It has a female hose thread and a male hose thread.
998233
Wow, sounds like the cam is at least _partially_ to blame if it gets that hosed over any memory card that does anything less than short out connections.You may have done this but just in case:-Are any of the pins in the CF slot on your camera bent? The SD adapter might have done that.-Is there any global reset for your camera? The controller in it is likely confused, but not _broken_ per se.
1904189
You need a 1/4" female quick disconnect to make it all work together. Hope this was helpful.
1371504
My connection is not SUPER fast, it claims to be 15 MB/sec but it's always lower than that. It depends on the connection of who watches it. Like from my phone it interrupts sometimes. I noticed that the camera disconnects sometimes depending on where you install it. Keep it away from interference (microwaves, wireless phones etc.)
781741
Well, LOL, let me break the tie. Until I read the question I didn't notice the quick release lever just below the threaded head piece. Now that I read it, I see it and it's definitely better than unscrewing the camera after each use. Sweet. So Yes, it has a quick release lever.
1426196
Is a quick disconnect... Less than a second..it uses default hitch connector
1760683
It could be that where is connect to could possibly be loose. I have not had that problem. But its said to be after much movement the cable tips could go bad
1931693
Sorry I haven't had this problem. Did have loose battery connections that would shut me down. Solved this with a simple pinch of the pliers.
1893757
No idea. I finally pulled mine off the dash and trashed it. I was having power connection issues. The USB port on the camera had come loose. Guess I should have never looked at footage.
324594
It screws in with a little screw that you have to be careful with because if you screw it in too tight it will break. But yeah, definitely not a quick disconnect.
529720
Yes I messed up and bent a pin in one of the connectors, so it wasn't the hardware for me, it was my own clumsiness. So you might want to take a look at the pins in your connectors. I read elsewhere that someone wasn't getting enough power to the camera and monitor and that's what caused the blue screen for them.
751711
I cut the supplied adapter off and replaced it with more common quick connects
910917
I never had any problems with mine, still works perfectly. On the camera, there is there is switch option, as enter the camers the switch is @ top right hand, you will find a a camera symbol click to switch to your desired option. If it fails you know its faulty.