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uphilldownhill
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Archos 404 you can get off eBay for around £80.
The Archos camcorder costs £100, but as was said above has a poor framerate. Honestly, you would be best hitting the dogcam shop on eBay at the same time, and getting the most expensive one you can afford.
Also, the plain archos doesn't have an AV-in port, so you need to buy the travel adaptor which is an additional £50.
If you do buy the Archos off eBay, look for Luzerntech. They sell reconditioned archos, but they have a 30day replacement warranty, which is perfect. The first one I got off them had a knackered battery and there was a software error that crashed it every time I tried to record, but an email to Luzerntech, returned it (Royal Mail lost it for a month in their strikes), and I got a brand new one back, and this one works perfectly.
The battery in the Archos lasts a good time, I've recorded a full run of the red route at Glentress, just to test the endurance of the battery, and there was still juice left, though if you plan on using it for long periods of time, invest in the car adaptor, so you can recharge it between runs.
I'd recommend the Archos, even if the need to buy an additional bit of kit just to record is a bit daft.
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