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Gary in SoFL - 9 years ago |
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Mike, is it a GoPro suction cup mounted on the windshield that you have taking your video? Ever have any problems having it come loose?
We mount those GoPro's to the undercarriage of Mooney aircraft, and at 200 MPH, never a problem.
"A mile of highway will take you one mile. A mile of runway will take you anywhere."
Gary in SoFL - 9 years ago |
MikenOH - 9 years ago |
On Friday I was trying out both the HLT for android and the RaceChrono Pro video/data logging programs using my Samsung phone mounted in a cheap Ikon windshield mount. The suction to the windshield was good but this mount isn't the most precise, so I got a bit of vibration.
On Sunday, I switched to a regular camera mount using my Canon point and shoot camera--the one I posted on YouTube-- with the phone running RC stowed in a door pocket, my Qstarz GPS receiver on the dash and OBD reader plugged into the port. The camera mount for the Canon has a standard screw mount for it and is rock solid on the windshield.
I'd like to get a better mounting position for the camera--like between the seats--but haven't been able to find a spot where a mount might fit securely.
On Sunday, I switched to a regular camera mount using my Canon point and shoot camera--the one I posted on YouTube-- with the phone running RC stowed in a door pocket, my Qstarz GPS receiver on the dash and OBD reader plugged into the port. The camera mount for the Canon has a standard screw mount for it and is rock solid on the windshield.
I'd like to get a better mounting position for the camera--like between the seats--but haven't been able to find a spot where a mount might fit securely.
| The GoPro mount is VERY strong. grant - 9 years ago |
| Thanks guys Guenter in Ontario - 9 years ago |
I have a Sony DX 350 HD Handycam that I've been wanting to mount. Like Mike, I'd like to mount it between the seats, but don't want to drill any holes. So I'm wondering if something like the GoPro mount would be strong enough to hold it.
My "cameraman" doesn't complain about recording, but I know she'd be happier not having to record - specially on roads like the Diamondback.
My "cameraman" doesn't complain about recording, but I know she'd be happier not having to record - specially on roads like the Diamondback.
Gary in SoFL - 9 years ago |
On a Mooney: [www.youtube.com]
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Flying comparison GoPro vs Virb: [www.youtube.com]
Car comparison GoPro vs Virb: [www.youtube.com]
I know it's just me, but watching video of someone else flying or driving is boring.
Enjoy....
"A mile of highway will take you one mile. A mile of runway will take you anywhere."
| Re: You shouldn't have any problems mounting inside or outside, even with sport suspension Guenter in Ontario - 9 years ago |
I wasn't thinking of mounting THAT many cameras. 
Depends on the videos. I enjoy visiting places vicariously if I don't have a chance to get there. I like to keep my own videos and pictures. They're about the only souvenirs I want from any trips. Always nice to watch while we holed up in the snow for 4 months.
Depends on the videos. I enjoy visiting places vicariously if I don't have a chance to get there. I like to keep my own videos and pictures. They're about the only souvenirs I want from any trips. Always nice to watch while we holed up in the snow for 4 months.
986rgt - 9 years ago |
real adverse condition
worse than the wing suit guy
Steve
Guards Red 1999
I'm not a race car driver, but I play one in 2nd and 3rd gear
worse than the wing suit guy
Steve
Guards Red 1999
I'm not a race car driver, but I play one in 2nd and 3rd gear
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