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Filming track days

11 posts · Started by Jody · 03 Mar 2010

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Post 1 by Jody,

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Looking at getting a go Pro to record my heroics on track :p

I have heard that some trackday companies don't allow cameras, some say ok as long as its attached to the bike (ie not on your helmet)


Anyone know who does and who doesn't ?

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Post 9 by KTemmer,

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I film with a POV VIO 1.0
you can put the recorder unit in the lamp mask (I did) and use a wireless remote control to start/stop the record, a small unit put on the steer. I also use the power supply of the bike so no worries about batteries
You can put the camera itself on a "hidden" place.

Here some result:

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