This modification is a bit extreme for some of you.

~~~ Papa don't preach ~~~ Well, I'm keeping my baby ~~~ I'm gonna keep my baby ~~~ ooohh ~~~ yeah ~~~ papa don't preach ~~~ ***LOL***

This modification   more...is a bit extreme for some of you... You Schuberth engineers must be horrified that I modified your sacred helmet. You guys need to do a better job with the Bluesonic setup. Look at the Nolan N-com system they have - it's glorious, and easy enough for the common person to install. How about installing speakers to the back of the helmet instead of the sides?  less

I forgot to charge my recorder the previous night, so my camera cut out after a few games. All speedball here, and the one woods game I did get was pretty boring. Hopefully the quality on this one will   more...be a bit better, as I fiddled with brightness and contrast settings. Anyway, while the battery was alive, the camera worked flawlessly along with my marker, which had been breaking down the barrel and double shooting. Changing the nubbin quickly remedied that.  less

My first time using the helmetcamera and editind software. This is a video of some sunday recball, with a little of everything.

Part 3 of the series. Camera runs out of batteries.

Looks like a fun ride.

This seems to draw some curiosity, so I made a quick video to show how it actually works.

The camera is a Kodak V570. Helmet is an HJC CL-15.

Don't give me credit, Mordeth13 on youtube came up with this   more...idea and a few other guys use it as well.  less

After seeing Shadow and talking about cameras I head back home...

Riding to Shadows and this time... I remembered the memory card! YAY

The camera was pointing slightly to high most of the time... and I kind of forgot my memory card... Oops

It was raining and I was having a very off day, but wanted to post anyways. Just got the helmet camera back and did two short sloppy wheelies.

Mounted my helmet onto my visor inside my helmet to see how it would look/sound like. Worked rather well but vision was rather limited imo, and didnt feel too safe.

Tuesday Traffic - 40 miles in 8 minutes... No wind noise on this now. Thanks to Twincult for letting me know.

Tested the Aiptek Sportycam connected to the Multi-x, and attached to my helmet strap. Not the best, allowed the camera to move, so filmed my dashboard... more tests to come. Thanks for looking.

Trip to work, testing Multi-x and voice recorder units. heading for the Chorley office, had over looked the new roadworks that had been started that morning...

I finally chopped up my new Fulmer helmet and took it out for a test. It still needs a little work. I need it to point more upward. I broke the visor so I'm riding without one and getting nailed by bugs.   more...OUCH!  less

I show how I use my two cameras to vlog

As the title describes, I take a slow walk down by the canal and talk about my back injury and jonnyfranx crash.

OK. Here we go. The Verdict on the Autocom 200. The camera setup is dodgy to say the least. Forgive me for that.

First Helmet Camera test

This is my camera setup. It's not fancy but it's inexpensive and it works pretty well.

I'm pleased to say goodbye to the vertical mail slot view

Thoughts on a new camera

Motorcycle Vlog 9 : Revisiting

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This is how I mount my RCA Small Wonder in my helmet.