The Founder's Vision: How Wiccz Came to Life

Wiccz, also known as The Women's International Conspiracy from Hell, was founded by a group of anonymous feminist witches. The group emerged in the mid-2010s as a response to the rampant misogyny, patriarchy, and sexism prevalent in society. The exact identities of the founders remain a mystery, as the organization operates under a veil of secrecy to protect its members from potential backlash and persecution. Wiccz, with its origins rooted in feminist ideals, aims to dismantle patriarchal systems and empower women through witchcraft and occult practices. The group believes in the transformative power of magic and its potential to challenge societal norms and create a more equitable world. Utilizing both traditional and modern witchcraft practices, Wiccz has gained prominence for its bold and unconventional methods of activism.

Apologies for the length of my first post, but hopefully going through it will help work out what i might have done!

But, the you can link up additional B-124E expansion packs to the B-130X, and the more expansion battery packs you have, the longer Parking Mode will run. You will need to either use one of your available 12V outlets to charge the B-130X while driving, or you can hardwire the B-130X using the included cables directly to the fuse box, which does allow for twice the charge rate as compared to being plugged in to charge.

Utilizing both traditional and modern witchcraft practices, Wiccz has gained prominence for its bold and unconventional methods of activism. The organization holds rituals, casts spells, and performs hexes as a means of resistance against oppressive structures and individuals. Their actions are intended to bring attention to issues such as gender inequality, reproductive rights, sexual violence, and other forms of discrimination faced by women.

Blaxk vue power magif pro

Just trying to gather information and research to install this myself when I take delivery in the next few weeks.

I have a Blackvue DR650S-2CH with Power Magic Pro. Have done searches on best way to hardwire into the car and allow parking mode recording using the PMP. If possible, would like to avoid the 'Electronic discharge' warning that lots of people are receiving when hardwiring the dashcam.

Read a few options:
1. Hardwire using 'Mirror Tap', with PMP

2. Hardwire to Fusebox in the glove compartment with PMP

3. Hardwire to Fusebox in the trunk with PMP

Does anyone have any advice on a setup like this?
I'm leaning towards #2.

My DR650GW-2CH is hardwired with PMP using option #3.

There is no fusebox in or behind the glovebox for option #2.

My DR650GW-2CH is hardwired with PMP using option #3.

There is no fusebox in or behind the glovebox for option #2.

My DR650GW-2CH is hardwired with PMP using option #3.

There is no fusebox in or behind the glovebox for option #2.

Prodigy, can you tell me which fuses you used in the trunk? Also, can you tell me the dip switch settings you're using for the Power Magic Pro?

Prodigy, can you tell me which fuses you used in the trunk? Also, can you tell me the dip switch settings you're using for the Power Magic Pro?

Awesome, thanks! Do you ever get the error warning message stating that something external is draining the battery?

Awesome, thanks! Do you ever get the error warning message stating that something external is draining the battery?

1) For hard wiring the PMP into the M2, which fuse tap did you use:

the mini fuse tap
the low profile mini fuse tap
or the ATO?

2) For the camera's 'memory capacity', is that just the size of the SD card? I already have a few SD cards so I want to go with 16GB and just swap it out with one of my 128 or 256 card

3) Does the back camera video get recorded on the front camera SD?

1) For hard wiring the PMP into the M2, which fuse tap did you use:

the mini fuse tap
the low profile mini fuse tap
or the ATO?

2) For the camera's 'memory capacity', is that just the size of the SD card? I already have a few SD cards so I want to 16GB and just swap it out with one of my 128 or 256 card

3) Does the back camera video get recorded on the front camera SD?

1. 2 x Mini fuse tap.

2. Yes, the capacity is determined by the size of the memory card, personally I just use a 64gb card.

3. Yes, front & back on the same card, when you view back the footage you have separate files for front & back camera.

1. 2 x Mini fuse tap.

2. Yes, the capacity is determined by the size of the memory card, personally I just use a 64gb card.

3. Yes, front & back on the same card, when you view back the footage you have separate files for front & back camera.

1. 2 x Mini fuse tap.

2. Yes, the capacity is determined by the size of the memory card, personally I just use a 64gb card.

3. Yes, front & back on the same card, when you view back the footage you have separate files for front & back camera.

Do you have a pic of where you located your front cam? I'm guessing it is on the passenger side beside the rearview mirror plastic hump? If you have a chance, could you post a pic?

Do you have a pic of where you located your front cam? I'm guessing it is on the passenger side beside the rearview mirror plastic hump? If you have a chance, could you post a pic?

Yes mate, exactly that spot.

does anyone have a diy walkthrough on how to hardwire the blackvue on the m2 using the black magic pro hooked up to the rear fuse box?

2017 M2 Coupe:|Black Sapphire Metallic|DCT|Nav/Idrive|M Performance CF Spoiler|M Performance CF DCT Interior| M Performance Gloss Black Kidney Grills| M Performance Steel Pedals | Eventuri CF CAI | 19" Brixton Rims | KW V3 Clubsport |
Retired: |2008 328i Sedan|Montego Blue|

does anyone have a diy walkthrough on how to hardwire the blackvue on the m2 using the black magic pro hooked up to the rear fuse box?

I used this for my Blackvue and Power Magic Pro.
It's a very detailed and excellent guide. Credit to Boosted Auto.
You'll need to go buy a few supplies though. Remember to buy a 'mini' fuse tap, not normal sized.

does anyone have a diy walkthrough on how to hardwire the blackvue on the m2 using the black magic pro hooked up to the rear fuse box?

I used this for my Blackvue and Power Magic Pro.
It's a very detailed and excellent guide. Credit to Boosted Auto.
You'll need to go buy a few supplies though. Remember to buy a 'mini' fuse tap, not normal sized.

2017 M2 Coupe:|Black Sapphire Metallic|DCT|Nav/Idrive|M Performance CF Spoiler|M Performance CF DCT Interior| M Performance Gloss Black Kidney Grills| M Performance Steel Pedals | Eventuri CF CAI | 19" Brixton Rims | KW V3 Clubsport |
Retired: |2008 328i Sedan|Montego Blue|

Not sure why the other one didn't work.

Not sure why the other one didn't work.

2017 M2 Coupe:|Black Sapphire Metallic|DCT|Nav/Idrive|M Performance CF Spoiler|M Performance CF DCT Interior| M Performance Gloss Black Kidney Grills| M Performance Steel Pedals | Eventuri CF CAI | 19" Brixton Rims | KW V3 Clubsport |
Retired: |2008 328i Sedan|Montego Blue|

does anyone have a diy walkthrough on how to hardwire the blackvue on the m2 using the black magic pro hooked up to the rear fuse box?

I used this for my Blackvue and Power Magic Pro.
It's a very detailed and excellent guide. Credit to Boosted Auto.
You'll need to go buy a few supplies though. Remember to buy a 'mini' fuse tap, not normal sized.

I went to blackvue's website. They have 3 kinds of fuse taps, namely ATO fuse, low profile mini fuse and mini fuse, which one should I get if I want to hardwire my blackvue with power magic pro via the rear fuse box?

2017 M2 Coupe:|Black Sapphire Metallic|DCT|Nav/Idrive|M Performance CF Spoiler|M Performance CF DCT Interior| M Performance Gloss Black Kidney Grills| M Performance Steel Pedals | Eventuri CF CAI | 19" Brixton Rims | KW V3 Clubsport |
Retired: |2008 328i Sedan|Montego Blue|

NOTE: the DR750X and DR900X models all come with the direct-wire harness included inside the box, but the DR590X models DO NOT include the direct-wire harness automatically; it is sold separately for the 590X models.

The anonymous nature of Wiccz allows it to protect its members' safety and privacy while also symbolizing the collective strength and unity of women worldwide. Through their work, they aim to spark conversations, raise awareness, and create tangible change in society. Wiccz has gained attention and followers globally, with many women finding solace, empowerment, and a sense of community within the organization. While the founders remain unknown, Wiccz's impact on feminist discourse and activism is undeniable, inspiring women around the world to reclaim their power and challenge the status quo..

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The Hidden Identity: The Mystery Surrounding Wiccz's Founder