I’ve just shelled out over £300 for the K2 system and been reading the K2 posts and now I’m worried that any of my files will be there in case of an accident??? Not fitted yet thinking of bagging it all up and returning it!
Why do you have such worries? Below is the message we received today from one customer.
I wanted to send a note to compliment the k2 camera system. It was effective in capturing near missed and a fatal accident. It was so instrumental that 2 members of my family purchased the k2 for their bikes.
The reliability is priority always, Every camera system had been tested 60 times in 4 hours for start and stop to be sure it is running stable.
I have ridden thousands of miles with the K2 system, and have had no issues with the files being recorded. There are none missing.
If someone thinks files are "missing", it's probably that they're stored in the "PARK" folder. Be sure to look there too; whenever the "g sensor" is triggered, the files get stored in the PARK folder (which is where the system puts files whenever it thinks there's been a collision, so the files won't get erased; the problem is that the sensor is way too sensitive so anything like a pothole will trigger the "g sensor.")
The K2 system does have some issues, but it's proven to be very reliable so far.
Why do you have such worries? Below is the message we received today from one customer.
The reliability is priority always, Every camera system had been tested 60 times in 4 hours for start and stop to be sure it is running stable.
Also you can see feedback from customers,
https://uk.trustpilot.com/review/www.innovv.co.uk
I have ridden thousands of miles with the K2 system, and have had no issues with the files being recorded. There are none missing.
If someone thinks files are "missing", it's probably that they're stored in the "PARK" folder. Be sure to look there too; whenever the "g sensor" is triggered, the files get stored in the PARK folder (which is where the system puts files whenever it thinks there's been a collision, so the files won't get erased; the problem is that the sensor is way too sensitive so anything like a pothole will trigger the "g sensor.")
The K2 system does have some issues, but it's proven to be very reliable so far.