GoPro Camera

[lsvboombox]

Here is a pretty cool mounting option. http://www.wakeworld.com/forum/showthread.php?t=789200

[jmb]

I gotta get me one of them. I have a DD outback and would like mount it to the tower or suction cup it to the motor box. I guess this could be done

[cab13367]

gotcha , i was confused by the fcs mount.

The Surf HERO includes two, removable mounting options:

1. A stick-on baseplate that takes a couple of minutes to set up and go.
2. An FCS™ compatible plug mounting system that allows you to allen-screw your camera into the deck of your board when you install an FCS™ center fin plug into the deck of your board. Easily done by any ding repairer or shaper.


suction cup mount, tether and floaty will be a must for the summer months.

Joe,

I think they are talking about the FCS fin system.

http://surffcs.com/us/index.aspx

That would require cutting a hole on the nose of your board and putting an FCS fin box in it, plus a plug instead of a fin. And the gopro must mount to the plug. Probably a must for using in the ocean where boards get quite a beating from the waves. The adhesive mounts wouldn't stand a chance.

Al

[jmvotto]

Not happening on my new tome IS swallow..

Boat mount I guess.

[jmvotto]

Not happening on my new tome IS swallow..

Boat mount I guess.

[lsvboombox]

Not happening on my new tome IS swallow...

You must be in pain staring at that board....... I miss riding mine can't wait til spring...

[viking]

I think i need one more and more!

[rdlangston13]

you can take that handle design and use kind of the same concept on the tower to have it track someone while they ride. i got some ideas for when i get home

[ian ashton]

It's such a wide angle, a tower mount wouldn't make sense. Filming something at 70' would make the field of vision huge, the camera wouldn't need to pan, and the rider would be tiny.

[rdlangston13]

It's such a wide angle, a tower mount wouldn't make sense. Filming something at 70' would make the field of vision huge, the camera wouldn't need to pan, and the rider would be tiny.

making the camera move with the rider will be super easy