Dashcam Chronicles Begins

Over the years, I have crossed paths with many bad drivers and pedestrians.

Dangerous drivers who tailgate tractor-trailers on a highway at 70 miles per hour.

Slow drivers who drive at a snail’s speed on a single-lane roadway.

Drunken drivers who swerve in and out of their lanes at 2:30 p.m.

Drunken college kids who stumble across the street and into traffic.

DashcamChronicles.com is dedicated to all of them!

Rexing dashcam

Recently, I bought a dashcam, Rexing V1LG Dual Channel, for $169.99 from Amazon.

I want to protect myself from frivilous lawsuits and unjust traffic citations. If someone causes an accident and tries to blame me, then I will have video evidence to prove my case.

Moreover, I want to share great footages from my life on the road with you. That’s why I launched this website, as well as a new YouTube channel.

Specifications

The Rexing V1LG has a front camera and a rear camera.

• Front camera records 1080p HD video at 30fps. It’s 170 degree wide angle.

• Rear camera records 720p HD video at 30fps.

The dashcam comes with Wide Dynamic Range (WDR), a GPS logger, a G-sensor and loop recording.

• WDR fine-tunes the camera exposure so it can perform in low-light conditions.

• The built-in GPS logger allows you to mark time, date, location and speed information to your recordings.

• Loop recording: when the camera’s memory card reaches its storage limit, new videos will automatically overwrite the oldest videos. You can split video into intervals of 1, 3, or 5 minutes.

• The gravity sensor (G-Sensor) detects collisions and locks the current video. This protects the video from being overwritten.

• The dashcam supports high-endurance micro SD memory cards up to 128GB.