Used the "handlebar" mount and just clamped it to the end of my handle.
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Used the "handlebar" mount and just clamped it to the end of my handle.
That makes a ton of sense. I guess I'd worry about the cam on the handle when the rope was dropped and bouncing and dragging in the water... seems like the handle gets a lot of abuse!Quote:
Originally Posted by chrisk
I used it slaloming and fell at 32 mph without it coming off, but still, I have the floaty backdoor on it. Also, I instruct anyone driving my boat that once someone falls, you slow down to idle and never go faster than that all the way back to the rider/skier.
Makes sense. Heck, that's a good rule of thumb anyway! It sure is that way for me when I'm sacked out in Surf Mode!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by chrisk
I think I'm going to have to try that. I have a handlebar mount for my contour that I should try!
Your first issue is wiping out in the first place. Address this issue and no worries about the GoPro skipping off the water with the handle.:pQuote:
Originally Posted by chrisk
Jetlink this goes back to what I was telling you earlier today, not enough practice time!Quote:
Originally Posted by Jetlink
Well, sounds like you have it all figured out now...lolQuote:
Originally Posted by chrisk
How are you getting the still 'action' shots with the GoPro - timer or video pulls?
Had it taking pictures every 2 seconds while I was riding.
http://i1275.photobucket.com/albums/...psa5cbd2b3.jpgmid day in northern minnesota . Not flat very often! The boat was only sitting for a few minutes