Manage to figure out another way of mounting the bullet cam. This time using old wing mirror stem and a bicycle reflector clamp.
This camera not to be use in bad weather, the video quality is very bad. In bright light and nice weather its ok.
It's been ages ago that I first start riding motorcycle, since then I'm hooked to all the exciting adventures possible.
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Have a pleasant day and ride safe.
Affy NoX
Thursday, 3 November 2011
Mounting the el chepo bullet cam
This is one way of mounting it, but difficult to see those LED indicators.
Test video on above setup.
Manage to figure out another way of mounting the bullet cam. This time using old wing mirror stem and a bicycle reflector clamp.
For this scooter I think its perfect, I can see what the LED is doing and its protected from the elements.
Its very secure with mounting can be left on the bike with camera removed.
Or mounting can be remove altogether.
Old wing mirror is plenty to be found and a new set don't cost an arm and a leg either. I just need to see how bad is the vibration, tomorrow I'll test is over a longer distance and in broad daylight.
This camera not to be use in bad weather, the video quality is very bad. In bright light and nice weather its ok.
Another possibilities.
Will test this one and video below, weather improved.
Manage to figure out another way of mounting the bullet cam. This time using old wing mirror stem and a bicycle reflector clamp.
This camera not to be use in bad weather, the video quality is very bad. In bright light and nice weather its ok.
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