Help installing noPhoto Camera Jammer
 

Good day
I need help installing a noPhoto Camera Jammer for daughters FRS.
I can't seem to find a continuous keyed power supply in the trunk area to power this device. Mounting of device was easy enough, but unable to find a source of power.

Any suggestions?

Thanks for your time, Happy New Year!

Try the amp lol???? :iono: No idea if its a good idea but it is powered when the car is on haha!! and it is in the trunk

All I know is even for rear 12 V reverse cameras that work off the OEM head unit you have to run power all the way up front, or alternatively, find a way to tap into the power for the trunk light before the switch?

Does she blow through red lights or speed?

Dude, you got ripped off.

Also pics of said daughter.

The dark green wire on the amplifier harness (between the rear seats and trunk area, under the carpet) is a 12V keyed power supply, not sure it's suitable for your use depending on the power draw of the device though.

I agree with this sentiment, you're actively enabling her to go through red lights? Laser jammers and radar detectors are one thing (in fact I have mine hardwired in my car) But this seems total gimmick, most cameras today use IR and rarely use the flash at night. Also alot of cameras even take full video now. I understand the whole cameras stealing revenue thing, and privacy issues, but doing this so your daughter thinks it's ok recklessly drive through red light cameras? Also $400 for this is a total rip off, all it took was a simple google search to find alot of pissed off customers realizing it's a $100 piece of enclosed circuit board and photocell sensor, also over at the M3 forums alot someone bought one and found it would misfire the several times. Also my opinion is that 15 seconds to recharge the capacitors for another shot is null, alot of cameras take multiple photos of the same violating vehicle this wouldn't be able to keep up with that.

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Look how easily a human on the other could figure out a license plate off the way it works anyway, all it would take is 3 photos