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RB2490
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Trying to figure this out this week. I have a dongar usb adapter right now and I purchased a usb to rj11 cable from a website where they claim the cable works. If not I will have to try hard wire somehow. I will update you when I can. My pops got me this radar for xmas.
RB2490
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https://www.stickerfab.com/products...ne-uniden-radar-detector-power-cord-universal
got this and plan on using the dongar usb power adarer that connects to the rear view mirror. Haven't hooked it up to the dongar usb yet but I can confirm that the cable works and powers my radar
got this and plan on using the dongar usb power adarer that connects to the rear view mirror. Haven't hooked it up to the dongar usb yet but I can confirm that the cable works and powers my radar
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@RB2490 I got around installing the FitCAMX and Radar Detector.
FitCAMX: uses and adapter harness to split the power from an OEM connector behind the sunroof/map lights housing. It’s an easy install per this video.
Radar Detector: there’s a connector containing 12V power behind the plastic housing that covers the rear view mirror mount and front facing camera/sensors. Theres just barely enough room on the back of the connector to tap into the red and black wires. Use a mirror tap type of cable with the thinnest pins.
These mirror tap type of cables can be found on Amazon. I was able to tap into it for accessory power just fine. No need to use the Dongar USB power adaper or Micro USB-RJ11 cable. For the radar detector mount, I used one from Blendmount. I didn’t use the Acura Integra specific one because the FitCAMX camera housing was too tall it to extend below it. Instead, I used the one for 2022 Honda Civic and Uniden R7 (model# BR7-2001R) which gave me length to extend below the FitCAMX camera housing.
FitCAMX: uses and adapter harness to split the power from an OEM connector behind the sunroof/map lights housing. It’s an easy install per this video.
Radar Detector: there’s a connector containing 12V power behind the plastic housing that covers the rear view mirror mount and front facing camera/sensors. Theres just barely enough room on the back of the connector to tap into the red and black wires. Use a mirror tap type of cable with the thinnest pins.
These mirror tap type of cables can be found on Amazon. I was able to tap into it for accessory power just fine. No need to use the Dongar USB power adaper or Micro USB-RJ11 cable. For the radar detector mount, I used one from Blendmount. I didn’t use the Acura Integra specific one because the FitCAMX camera housing was too tall it to extend below it. Instead, I used the one for 2022 Honda Civic and Uniden R7 (model# BR7-2001R) which gave me length to extend below the FitCAMX camera housing.
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ghostkp
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How much mirror mobility did you lose? I have both, but tbh I'd rather just buy their Extenders and use the Acura one to not lose maneuverability.@RB2490 I got around installing the FitCAMX and Radar Detector.
FitCAMX: uses and adapter harness to split the power from an OEM connector behind the sunroof/map lights housing. It’s an easy install per this video.
Radar Detector: there’s a connector containing 12V power behind the plastic housing that covers the rear view mirror mount and front facing camera/sensors. Theres just barely enough room on the back of the connector to tap into the red and black wires. Use a mirror tap type of cable with the thinnest pins.
These mirror tap type of cables can be found on Amazon. I was able to tap into it for accessory power just fine. No need to use the Dongar USB power adaper or Micro USB-RJ11 cable. For the radar detector mount, I used one from Blendmount. I didn’t use the Acura Integra specific one because the FitCAMX camera housing was too tall it to extend below it. Instead, I used the one for 2022 Honda Civic and Uniden R7 (model# BR7-2001R) which gave me length to extend below the FitCAMX camera housing.
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