tinto
05-11-2010, 04:42 PM
For sale: Video / Still Camera Headrest mount
Condition: Great - I've used it about 5 times.
Price and price conditions: $80 + shipping if you can't pick up.
(I'd prefer a local buyer in Perth)
Extra Info:
I used this in my Golf GT and a little in my Golf GTI, but my S15 has a fixed back bucket so I can no longer use this.
http://i801.photobucket.com/albums/yy292/tinto_misc/ForSale/chm.jpg
http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1108/5148196046_129f628971.jpg
You can find the specs and full retail price here:
http://www.cameragrip.co.uk/acatalog/hague_chm_camcorder_headrest_mount.html
At the current exchange rate it would cost you approx $115AUD to get one here (includes 30 pounds shipping) from the UK.
In the clips below I used a wide-angle converter on a normal Sony Handycam.
Here are a couple of clips to show how stable it is when clamped on to the bars in your seat:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mIR0rO9XQFo
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4aaA6oBJLqY
As it is a 'mechanical' mount, you shouldn't get hassled at track days.
It doesn't use suction at all.
I used a little bit of rubber around the head rest posts (like a bike innertube) to avoid metal on metal contact.
I'm not using it, so someone else may as well enjoy it.
I'm going to put this up on a few car forums that I'm on.
Contact Details: PM me.
Location: South Perth WA
Condition: Great - I've used it about 5 times.
Price and price conditions: $80 + shipping if you can't pick up.
(I'd prefer a local buyer in Perth)
Extra Info:
I used this in my Golf GT and a little in my Golf GTI, but my S15 has a fixed back bucket so I can no longer use this.
http://i801.photobucket.com/albums/yy292/tinto_misc/ForSale/chm.jpg
http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1108/5148196046_129f628971.jpg
You can find the specs and full retail price here:
http://www.cameragrip.co.uk/acatalog/hague_chm_camcorder_headrest_mount.html
At the current exchange rate it would cost you approx $115AUD to get one here (includes 30 pounds shipping) from the UK.
In the clips below I used a wide-angle converter on a normal Sony Handycam.
Here are a couple of clips to show how stable it is when clamped on to the bars in your seat:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mIR0rO9XQFo
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4aaA6oBJLqY
As it is a 'mechanical' mount, you shouldn't get hassled at track days.
It doesn't use suction at all.
I used a little bit of rubber around the head rest posts (like a bike innertube) to avoid metal on metal contact.
I'm not using it, so someone else may as well enjoy it.
I'm going to put this up on a few car forums that I'm on.
Contact Details: PM me.
Location: South Perth WA