JonE said.. Ha ha - looked like it was a great gybe with a slight cut then I noticed - before the cut the camera mount is dry - after the cut it's wet
Good work
Ha Ha very observant, there was more than one swim edited out of that clip. Hey that run is a good 10mins return (without swims) song only goes for 4mins
joe windsurf said.. how did you "mount" the boom to the "camelbak" ??
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outerwater said.. Great Vid would love to see how you made the mount and what it looks like.
I used the front end of an old boom. I bolted it to the center of a piece of Alu panel which I cut to fit snug into the camelbak (bladder removed) I also used a bit of rubber from an old harness, which I just taped to the panel for a bit of extra padding. A couple of light bits of cord to secure the mount into camelbak and the camera to both. The camera is mounted to the boom with a mount/clamp i had already. I think its called a Freak mount (or something) got it off ebay. I didn't get too carried away with quality of the job as I wasn't sure how well it would work but I went better than expected. I will probably tweak it a bit when i get time. Id like to use a piece of PVC pipe or similar in the boom as a fail safe point so it would break in a big crash, particularly for speed sailing in shallow water.