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Old January 9th 13, 05:17 AM
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Originally Posted by Jim[_30_] View Post
On Tuesday, January 8, 2013 12:16:26 PM UTC-5, CLewis95 wrote:
Jim,



I love to share this! Here I am taking my daughter up for a simple acro ride. I shot this with a GoPro mounted to inside of canopy (supplied suction cup) positioning camera at upper right corner of instrument pod. From this position the audio from passenger adds a lot to recording .. she loved it!

Curt, thanks for sharing. That is really cool. Toward the end when you rolled out into a 90 degree banked turn my stomach was tightening up....see you Caesar Creek. Jim

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nJrE8VYMbPA



Curt - 95
Very nice video. Was there sound? I couldn't hear any. Didn't know if it was my computer?
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Old January 9th 13, 12:53 PM posted to rec.aviation.soaring
Mike Entwisle[_2_]
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Default Inside Cockpit Mounting of GoPro cameras ?

At 05:17 09 January 2013, smspro wrote:

'Jim[_30_ Wrote:
;831445']On Tuesday, January 8, 2013 12:16:26 PM

UTC-5, CLewis95
wrote:-
Jim,



I love to share this! Here I am taking my daughter up

for a simple
acro ride. I shot this with a GoPro mounted to inside of

canopy
(supplied suction cup) positioning camera at upper

right corner of
instrument pod. From this position the audio from

passenger adds a lot
to recording .. she loved it!

Curt, thanks for sharing. That is really cool. Toward the

end when you
rolled out into a 90 degree banked turn my stomach

was tightening
up....see you Caesar Creek. Jim

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nJrE8VYMbPA



Curt - 95-


Very nice video. Was there sound? I couldn't hear any.

Didn't know if it
was my computer?




--
smspro

Hi

I've recently used the Pedco mount which has a clamp
fixing, so you can either mount it to a flat surface or a tube
in the glider - works great in a K13 and can be used inside
vehicles as well. You can get them on Amazon
http://www.amazon.com/PEDCO-P-UCA-Pedco-UltraClamp-
Assembly/dp/B000ABB4HC or just google it they come in 2
sizes.

Cheers

Mike


 




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