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  • M Towsley
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    Thanks, Ryan!

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  • Ryan
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    Marty, I finally had the combination of being at he airport and a good memory. I have used two mounts. The first is a bicycle handle bar mount that my dad got in an Emerson camera. I have seen one for sale (amazon, eBay?) online. I use that on the jury strut. The handle bar mount requires the gopro tripod attachment piece. The second is the gopro helmet mount that came in the outdoor edition. The mount is readily available at stores. I attach it at at the strut fitting. I wrap duct tape around the straps for reinforcement. Not sure if it needs it, but makes me feel better.
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  • Forrest Barber
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    Brian Matz , Chad Kapper, Josh Bixler, Eric Monroe and myself are getting a handle on these G-Pros. We have a remote wireless gimbel monut in the works . All this stuff is on these multi-rotor copters we have at 2D1...... will post soon. www.flitetest.com

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  • M Towsley
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    Not a problem, Ryan. I do the same thing all the time. Thanks!

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  • Ryan
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    I must apologize Marty, I have been there three time and dammit if I didn't forget. I have been experimenting further out on the strut. There I am using the gopro outdoor edition helmet strap wrapped around the strut. I do wrap it with duck tape for security. I promise those pics!

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  • M Towsley
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    Just saw this being offered for mounting options and also filtering out the prop blur.

    Link: http://nflightcam.com/

    Ryan, did you get a chance to take a picture of your mount? Thanks!

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  • M Towsley
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    That would be great, thanks Ryan.

    Very nice video, Ryan. Some great shots of the sky in the second half.
    Last edited by M Towsley; 03-25-2013, 08:45.

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  • Ryan
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    Using handle bar mount on the jury strut. Hope to get to airport tonight. If I do I can take a picture.

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  • M Towsley
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    What are you using for a mount, Ryan. Thanks!

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  • Ryan
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    My first attempt with my gopro. Figured out some setting since then. You tube cut off my still photos at the end of the video... Took my 14 mo son Blake for his first Taylorcraft ride. He has many hours in the backseat of our Pacer.



    Last edited by Ryan; 03-25-2013, 06:38. Reason: embedded video

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  • Robert Lees
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    Originally posted by RobertP View Post
    Robert, I would purchase a strip for my GoPro?
    Sure, Robert, I'll get some in the post to you.

    Rob

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  • RobertP
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    Originally posted by Robert Lees View Post
    I purchased 1 foot square of ND film and punched circular discs out of it with a hole punch. $8 worth of ND film makes 1000 or more. What do I do with the rest?
    Robert, I would purchase a strip for my GoPro?

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  • M Towsley
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    C'mon, Walter. There is what you are 'allowed' to spend and what you need to spend.

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  • waltermrich
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    Thankyou for the information on the hangar door, it looks wonderfull , I will be in the market for one later, I may call Schweiss door just to talk with them, but that is a bit above what I will be allowed to spend. Just the same you never know .

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  • N-43121
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    Originally posted by waltermrich View Post
    Rod I love the looks of your hangar door, what kind is it?
    Walter,

    It is a Schweiss door. They are based in Fairfax, Minnesota, 507-426-8273. I believe they run about $9 thousand plus shipping. Which was about another $3 thousand to Alaska.

    I really like the door. It allows full height access into the hangar. I have a 14-ft ceiling and I can get the C185 in while on floats.

    Rod

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