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@@wayne02058 I use my gear both personally and professionally and worked there for about 6 years so I do consider myself educated on the topic. This was no way affiliated with GoPro and I like to think my opinions are as impartial as possible. Sorry if yout think I may be disingenuous but I am passionate about the products the company produces and these are my opinions I share on my own channel. If you have any feedback where you disagree with my points made in the video, I’d love to have a conversation or help.

@@flavezilla6927 it’s important to only stick the amount using the included adhesive. The adhesive is plenty strong and actually creates a chemical bond to whatever it sticks to… I would highly suggest not screwing the mount in in the case of an emergency you actually do want the mount to release

I would recommend 4x3. Even if you don't tilt the camera to the perfect angle, 4x3 provides more room top to bottom which allows you to choose the best frame for 16x9 in post.

@@SantosProd it’s not loose, but the camera can be heavy at the end of your hat brim. All depends on how much you are moving your head

There are specific mounting instructions for motorcycles specifically to only use one extension arm-length and the triangulation adapter. It’s also recommended to use hyper smooth stabilization feature on the GoPro. I’d be glad to check out your footage to help you achieve what you’re looking for. You’re also entitled to your opinion.

@@TG_Shreds it’s in general too weak . On the road maybe ok for sometime but off-road useless. For 100€ it’s a shame. I used it at vacation and disappointed. May GoPro in general gets outdated by the competitors.

Thanks 🙏🏼 I used adobe premier … it was somewhat advanced but there are tutorials on RUclips

That’s a bummer … do you need a box to return if it’s from Amazon?!? 🤷🏻‍♂️

@@TG_Shreds I can return no questions asked. But you know GoPro, making the boxes that have to be torn with the little trip lol.

Definitely a bummer to hear. I personally haven’t had any break or have heard anyone else breaking any boom arms. I would contact GoPro customer support if you haven’t already. They are going to ask if you were using the GoPro suction cup or a third party mount/ suction cup. For any suction cup to work properly, it is essential to have the cup clean and free of any dirt or debris. Even a spec of sand can ruin the suction. Suction cups also work best on smooth flat surfaces that also need to be pristine clean. I’m curious about the “cage” you are referring to? Can you let me know the brand and model of cage you are referring to? It’s super important to not let the camera (and cage) hang too dramatically in one direction without the support of another boom arm hence the triangulation adapter and having multiple points of contact. In the video I made, refer to the car mount and how I used multiple suction cups and multiple boom arms to mount with confidence.

@@TG_Shreds thank you for your reply. I have the gopro brand suction cup. That one is intact. The boom adhesive arm is the one that broke in 2. I got the boom arm through B&H site because when I wanted to order through gopro site they said they had the item but I would have to pay (85) bucks for just shipping and handling , why that much for that item? I Idon't know but I grabbed it from B&H photo site. Luckly yes, i wll be able to get a full refund. They also asked my of I was looking to get the item replaced but i went like "nah, i need more info or research if there has been someone on this situation and maybe i just should wait until I study the whole thing then I can just order it again. The cage I am talking about is not a cage, but it looks like one. I think is the media mod where you have options to mount a light and a mic. Where you as well have 3 inputs on the back of the unit like charging cable, micro hdmi cable and audio jack. I also intended to add this mount for my next trip to the beach for body boarding but now I am really hesitant about it. lol.

@@TG_Shreds B&H photo site also sells this boom arm and yes, it is a gopro brand. i get all my accesories through gopro site but this time I didn't because they had no other option but for me to pay 85 bucks for just shipping and handling. Why? Who knows!!! It was free shipping and handling on the B&H photo. Really bad as I am subscribed to go pro.

Valid point, but keep in mind the GoPro slogan: World‘s most versatile camera. I believe the ideology is: why make just a baseball hat mount, when you could make a clip that clips onto a baseball hat and also clips onto your backpack strap or a multitude of other places.

So TBS Crossfire is a control protocol and the DJI 03 system is a video transmitter sending digital video signal. After glancing quickly at the Hawkeye Captain Monitor you mentioned, it seems like the Hawkeye Captain Monitor can pick up on video signal both 5.8Ghz and 2.4 so In theory the monitor should work. I am not sure the video output possibility from the Hawkeye Captain Monitor but it looks like it provides RCA connection (Yellow White Red) I would assume if you used a TV or device that accepts RCA connection (Yellow White Red) then you should be able to get your FPV feed on said TV or device. I have not tested that hardware or configuration myself, but it makes sense in theory. Let me know if that helps or if you have any other questions

I’m glad the Video helped you! 😁

I’m sorry.. You can turn the audio off and captions on if you like

You are correct 👍🏼

I’m pretty sure Joshua Bardwell just put out a new video about how the new goggles have HDMI out. This video is starting to show its age.

Awesome! I’m glad you gave it a try

You could probably use it for scootering, but I would highly suggest the adhesive sticky amount on your helmet if you’re getting any type of air. Not only is the adhesive amount more secure and solid, but it also allows you to connect it to your helmet which would keep you a lot more safe.

congrats on 200 jumps! I would suggest considering a GoPro Max (360 camera) it would enable you to film in every direction allowing you to reframe the shot afterwards to achieve any camera angle like looking back at your face along with out in front of you looking at the horizon. You can re-frame the shot as many times as you like using whatever angle you like. It makes for ultimate flexibility eliminating the need to get the camera mounted specifically for one camera angle. I would suggest looking into PEG mounts linked in the description to help get the camera out in front of your helmet if you are wanting to capture your face. You could also get two cameras (one forward and one backward) but then you are a little more limited to what the cameras will capture. Some people like this, some people do not. Hopefully this helps answer your question. Please don't hesitate to be more specific and let me know if you have any more detailed follow up questions

@@TG_Shreds thanks so much !

Unfortunately not. …not that I’m aware of

That’s definitely an option, but after some testing I prefer to have the camera above my eye-line. Mounting the camera upside down is always an option especially for the chest mount harness

When you use the word ‘protect’ in your answer, I have to reply saying it won’t protect it at all… I would say that you can use it for mountain biking, but it won’t offer any protection. That being said, if you use it, it will give you the features I mention and still slow you to record quality audio. If you do use it for MTB, I would be sure to use the removable foam wind buff for the microphone.

Holy heck! Triplets??!? You are a super hero. Good luck and god speed! I think you are going to enjoy it. Let me know if you have questions

Headed from CA to NC in 3 months

@@TG_Shreds hey thanks so much! Took us 6 days to get here because we got hit with a storm and ended up stuck in flagstaff for two extra days 😅 but we made it, so far loving NC and it already feels like home ❤

@@ian1757 wishing you all the luck! It’s a big move, but so worth it!

@@cicigrenylo9765congrats! You made it! Welcome and enjoy the transition from winter to spring! Go check out the daffodils in bloom in Dorothea, Dix Park, Raleigh

The likelihood of you being able to attach it to a shoulder mound is pretty high! Do you have a shoulder mount specifically that you can link me too so I can check it out? If you’re just using it out of a backpack or using the GoPro seeker backpack, then you should be fine.

I don't think this mount is that secure. In my opinion, I think the head strap mount would be pretty easy to steal off someone's head. I would suggest mounting the camera to a helmet that is secured to your head, then using an adhesive mount and quick release buckle system. This is a much more secure mounting option when it comes to thieves.

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@@BARFYADAMSlose*

This is mounted with 2x boom mounts and the adhesive mounts… the adhesives are more permanent and sticky than the suction cup.. the suction cup is only rated for smooth flat clean surfaces like glass

Glad you like it 🤘🏼

Great feedback! Glad you liked the tips

There are definitely ways around using the goggles, but each come with their pros and cons. I personally do not know a low-latency (non-goggle) approach that is purpose built. Maybe the community can chime in here to help come up with a solution

I get motion sickness in VR, but none when I fly FPV. Try it out, motion sickness may not be a problem!

I have taken this helmet and mounting set up free flying with no issue as long as the thumb screws and bolts are secure. I like this helmet specifically because of the ejecting chinstrap safety precaution for snag hazards. It is always a risk and has to be taken very seriously. Always practice your emergency procedures.

It’s a topic I’ve been very interested in for the last decade. As a veteran GoPro user and Skydiver of the last 10 years I’ve been weighing the pros and determining the best 360 solution for skydiving. Let me know if you would be interested in me making a video for this.

@@TG_Shreds sure, it would be great to see your skydive camera mount ideas. I just started skydiving again after a 7 year layoff (started in 2000). Things changed a bit, specially on the wingsuit technology, I was really surprised to see how my X3 is now a museum piece . 😆

@@ronaldonogueira74 😅welcome back! The technology is incredible! I would be super into a new video going over some new mount idea

I would recommend the camera that you already have! There’s no reason to not start today! The GoPro 12 is pretty awesome and mountable and wearable if you’re looking to upgrade camera

The blue helmet is the TonFly speed helmet

Thank u

I’m not sure. I don’t believe so unless someone else here in the comments knows

That’s cool! How are you planning on connecting it to your shoulder?

@@TG_Shreds…. I have a GoPro backpack with built in shoulder mount.

I made a YT Short to show how to add or remove the strap. Here is the link: ruclips.net/user/shortsnlnITGvaS5k

I am sure there is another way. I unfortunately do not know of any other device or "decryptor" that would do that. Maybe someone here in the comments can help.

There are some cheap OTG receivers that can do this but they are for analog

@@johnysins69696 Thank You for this feedback. I now have chosen to go with the Walksnail Avatar system. There is a HDpro-camera which gives me the lowlight functionality i am looking for.