Helmet cam..
RyanWilson
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Im after a helmet cam for when me and my mate go camping at Channock for 5 days..
whats my best options for one? the cheapest for good quality
whats my best options for one? the cheapest for good quality
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The many non-branded versions of the veho muvi, plus a class 6 SD card for less than £50 all in, great video's for the cash !0
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+1 veho muvi, bit of a pain with the software though as you may have to download a codec (free from cnet) to get it to work, as their instructions and faq's are very vague on the website, but mine is working perfectly, i ditched the helmet mount strap for some 3m dual lock tape which is about 10 times stronger than velco and fitted it to the side of my helmet with the waterproof case (recommended as the camera isnt waterproof) not budged yet
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Thanks for the advice
have you got a linky to where i can get hold of one from? 0 -
I brought mine last year as it was recommended on a thread from then, I haven't got the link but it was about £20 delivered Type in "MD80 camera" on ebay and take your pick, ideally from a british seller selling from this country save import issues !0
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sounds great for what i want have you got any video's up on say youtube from it? just so i can see what its like 0
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errrm yes I do, my infamous crash over coed-y-brenin last week being the last one !
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WIPB9jPVdFE
Despite this it still works fine so pretty durable I'd say, though I did cover the sd card slot with insulation tape which helped !0 -
Well that aint bad atall for what? £40? And such a great crash to match
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When lots of camera's are over £100, it's a no brainer ! Just watch for the pegs on the supplied holders mine broke easily, I just use insulation tape to hold it on to the holder and it's fine !0
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t'is, ill order one of these for sure thanks alot! 0
