Cool Video...

Thanks for the comments guys...

I used normal packaging tape (Not the cheap stuff though) It worked
without any problems at all! Highest speed was 80 mph...
-Nik
Andy Blackburn wrote:
At 04:36 29 November 2005, wrote:
Tape? What was your what was your highest airspeed?


I've used tape to hold a bullet camera mounted on a
post with an aluminum plate for a base - up to 150
kts. People recommend gaffer's tape though I found
wing tape works fine.

Okay, it was a lot of tape.

9B

I've done it with duct tape and had no problems whotsoever, even at
higher speeds.

laister49 wrote:
I've done it with duct tape and had no problems whotsoever, even at
higher speeds.

The professionals use "Duck Tape" brand duct tape for it's superior
aerodynamic qualities.

Sorry, couldn't resist, and it is an actual brand available in the US.


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Eric Greenwell
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USA

Eric Greenwell wrote:

The professionals use "Duck Tape" brand duct tape for it's superior
aerodynamic qualities.

Sorry, couldn't resist, and it is an actual brand available in the US.

More than that. I've seen "Duck Tape" as a description in hardware
stores applying to stock clearly labelled "Duct Tape".

Actually, the "k" generally seems to be taking over from the "t".
Gresham's Law?

GC