(Garmin Video) Rhode Island - Providence, Block Island, KWST

phillipny

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Another one of my garmin virb videos

Flying weather has been really good in New England. I took the garmin camera up again for a flight over Rhode Island (Providence, Block Island and Westerly). Little camera keeps on going and going, really great purchase.

http://switchboxcontrol.com/news/20...land-flights-providence-block-island-westerly

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Im interested in your setup, how do you get the MPH, Alt & course track on the video? I'd like to start videoing myself and that would be awesome.
 
Jhernandez04 said:
Im interested in your setup, how do you get the MPH, Alt & course track on the video? I'd like to start videoing myself and that would be awesome.
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The Garmin Virb has it build into the gps function of the camera and you can choose how it displays on the playback.

Nice camera, I have had one for about 2 months now and have since strapped it to snomobiles, ski helmets, and airplanes and has done well in all scenarios.
 
MyassisDragon said:
The Garmin Virb has it build into the gps function of the camera and you can choose how it displays on the playback.

Nice camera, I have had one for about 2 months now and have since strapped it to snomobiles, ski helmets, and airplanes and has done well in all scenarios.
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What mount would you use on a planes wing? or inside the cockpit?
 
Jhernandez04 said:
What mount would you use on a planes wing? or inside the cockpit?
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I have not taken the plunge to mount my $400 camera on the wing yet.....maybe next week. But on my snowmobile and inside the plane I use RAM mounts and have made a custom dual suction one with an aluminum back bone that I can bend to get them to sit flat on a curved surface.

But either way the ram mount are the way to go inside the plane, I have a bag full of ones I purchased and no longer use, so it's like having an erector set to mount toys to other toys.


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Enjoyed the video. I found myself wishing you'd slowed the playback down to real time for the good parts: takeoff, approach, landing, etc.
 
For my mount, I just took the standard one that came in the box and drilled a hole through the middle.. Then a wingtip screw in place
Phillip
 
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