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United States, CA, Lakeside
Joined Apr 2010
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all my cams are naked and layer lenses, survived more than a dunkin with no ill affects. the only time i had problems was i didn't have a leash and a rough landing would eject the cam and usually scratch the lens, It's $20 for a pair of replacements
![]() the loose looking velcro is glued to the cam box and sandwiched in the layer lens without tension so it doesn't transfer jellomakes great film. ![]() Chris has a new chloroplast case that has an interchangeble forward, back or down fitting 2:30
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The tension on the bungee is about 18 lbs but I can go up to 20. I have been told that the tension should be 4 to 5 times the weight of the plane which is where I am. As long as the bungee gets it airborne, past the ramp and level your motor should then be used to keep it faster than stall speed. |
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United States, CA, Lakeside
Joined Apr 2010
891 Posts
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i'm not sure if i explained it well, but the clip was pre "leash" and let the cam eject. that's the only problem i ever had running it out of it's case......... the picture above it shows the leash. It made it so i quit having to replace the glass lenses from ejecting. i've got like 8 clips but there hard to find now of crazy crashes, mostly failed launches that show the camera fly across the ground at extremely high speeds. it never went away and kept on filming.
That plane with that mount has sold enough footage from to buy a dozen zii....... it works even when your out on the job and the prop is going away. films in 2k cin extremely clean from hero3 I'd question if the cam was on a rod mount between the skids in it's case if the cam would have done any better. i know for a fact at least 2 jobs that i lost the prop tip on would have screwed up the footage from the day not mounted on ear plugs |
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Camera strapped to my ZII just flying it LOS. I think it turned out ok for the very first time I have ever flown a camera on a plane.
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