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David, a better location are the 3 tie downs. See the pictures how the cam was mounted under the tail. This set up made the cam swing due to the wind force.
I added a pice of aluminum angle to mount the cam horizontally with a short GoPro bracket. (no picture at the moment) Also use some aluminum speed tape
to have a tighter fit at the slip-on GoPro brackets. make sure the cam doesn't move!
Use a M6 countersink screw to secure the bracket you stick on. Don't secure the cam with safety wire or similar. the cam will hit the wing and make damage!
The cam is fine up to 200kts. If you go high, the lens will steam up. In this case GoPro sells a dry pack which you place in the housing.
Here ist the result: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XlamRM4Nb6I
Christian
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Am 27.01.2012 um 13:52 schrieb David Brien:
I was thinking of mounting my GoPro camera on the gear door of my 360 that bolts to the wheel assembly (the small door of the 3) This seems like the perfect place for an exterior mount. 2 simple small bolts could affix the mount permanently to the door, and the camera snaps into place with the equipment provided. GoPro has an amazing product that has been tested through extreme conditions. The mount looks very strong and I doubt it could separated from the camera. However, I might use a small wire tie or safety wire just to back up the safety margin. Any thoughts? Any other suggested locations?
David R. Brien
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