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Great post, thanks ...
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Thanks for the DIY Ak. I've been experimenting with different mount points inside the car. The expectation is to capture the drivers actions & gauges as well as the exterior view. Your option gave me some ideas, with some small modifications for my goals.
I've been using RAM mounts for all my cameras. I picked up from Amazon; - a skeleton case for the GoPro to connect either an external mic or charge the camera for $22.00, and - Mfr. P/N Description Price B0074WMQLS RAM Mount Plastic Medium Arm B-Sock $10.99 B001ES5D5Y RAM Mount 1.75 inch Long Double $13.99 B009GLW1PG RAM Mount Female 0.25-20 Thread Hex $7.49 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Item Total: $32.47 Shipping: $0.00 Subtotal: $32.47 Tax: $0.00 Total: $32.47 I've only used it on one cruise so far and am happy with the results. Camera placement will have to be fine tuned, but only a matter of time until the optimum spot is achieved. Thanks again. http://www.the370z.com/members/cheec...319-121744.jpg http://www.the370z.com/members/cheec...311-221443.jpg Short clip of the Canyon Cruise; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lGVK...ature=youtu.be |
i have one dat mounts to the passenger seat headrest posts. much cleaner looking.
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I have a track day coming up in early August at Mosport and my son and I were determined to get my GoPro into the action. Thank you AK370Z for this awesome idea! I used slightly different parts but the concept is virtually identical. I haven't yet glued or painted the mount but any skepticism we had about the basic design have disappeared after this test fit in the car. This is a really solid mount!
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