What does your motovlogging setup look like? This is mine!

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This is my set up(s).
Mic on the Shoei is in a dead cat, just poking out of the camera side cheek pad with all the mic wire tucked behind the padding and in the strap void/hole.
Mic on the Wulfsport is poking almost out of the camera side top brow area and wire again tucked behind padding. If I have the mic near my mouth there's too much heavy breathing when I'm greenlaning because I'm fat and unfit:D.
 
I upgraded to the GoPPro Hero 7 Black from my Sony AS300V. Audio is so crisp. The Sena mic works so much more better with GoPro's audio processing. A little less bold than my previous setup with a camera sticking out on the front. However I do not like the off center mounting of the lens. The best thing about GoPro's is the aftermarket parts world for it. Aluminum case, lens filters, mounts etc...

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CDA441 said:
I upgraded to the GoPPro Hero 7 Black from my Sony AS300V. Audio is so crisp. The Sena mic works so much more better with GoPro's audio processing. A little less bold than my previous setup with a camera sticking out on the front. However I do not like the off center mounting of the lens. The best thing about GoPro's is the aftermarket parts world for it. Aluminum case, lens filters, mounts etc...

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Wow. You've got a lot bolted on to your lid.
Does it give you neck ache to wear it for any length of time? :D

Edit.... Just noticed that you seem to have a dead ferret inside the chin bar as well!
 
L. Bilious said:
Wow. You've got a lot bolted on to your lid.
Does it give you neck ache to wear it for any length of time? :D

Edit.... Just noticed that you seem to have a dead ferret inside the chin bar as well!
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Yeah, it's around 600 grams of camera gear :') Neck ache, what's that? :D My neck muscles are so strong I don't even feel the difference anymore
The dead ferret in my helmet does really help to cut down on the wind noise. It's a modular helmet so I can't put everything all over the helmet to counterbalance tye weight of the gopro. But this makes it so much more accessible and doesn't get in the way if I just flip up the helmet.
 
CDA441, in your picture above, on the right side of your helmet (left side of pic), is that a portable power pack? If so, when you're using it, do you leave the camera battery in or out? I am moving to set up my rigs in this fashion, using high capacity portable power packs for longer duration shooting.
Thanks in advance!
 
CDA441 said:
I upgraded to the GoPPro Hero 7 Black from my Sony AS300V. Audio is so crisp. The Sena mic works so much more better with GoPro's audio processing. A little less bold than my previous setup with a camera sticking out on the front. However I do not like the off center mounting of the lens. The best thing about GoPro's is the aftermarket parts world for it. Aluminum case, lens filters, mounts etc...

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Looks an awesome set up pal, loads of kit. Where did you get your ferret (dead cat) from... Ones I have bought before have made no difference or broken up at the first sign of moisture.
 
@FLHXSMike it's a powerbank, however it doesn't charge the GoPro for some odd reason, so I removed it and went powerbankless, I have since bought 2 new batteries to change out on longer rides.

@HRMV Thanks man! However I've upgraded my setup to a better helmet (which is lighter) and added some sugru to the front of it to mount the GoPro to.

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It's a Schuberth C3 Basic but with the Blue Iridium visor, It looks BALLIN'
I think I'm going to lose the metal cage to switch over to built in filters like thos PolarPro's (but the ripoffs offcourse) to lose some weight.
Also added a Cardo Freecom 4+ and I have some kit coming in to record the voice from my mates when riding lol.
 
CDA441 said:
@FLHXSMike it's a powerbank, however it doesn't charge the GoPro for some odd reason, so I removed it and went powerbankless, I have since bought 2 new batteries to change out on longer rides.

@HRMV Thanks man! However I've upgraded my setup to a better helmet (which is lighter) and added some sugru to the front of it to mount the GoPro to.

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It's a Schuberth C3 Basic but with the Blue Iridium visor, It looks BALLIN'
I think I'm going to lose the metal cage to switch over to built in filters like thos PolarPro's (but the ripoffs offcourse) to lose some weight.
Also added a Cardo Freecom 4+ and I have some kit coming in to record the voice from my mates when riding lol.
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I couldn't get my GoPro Hero 7 Black to work properly on a powerbank, my 5 Session works spot on though! :-)
 
@HippoDrone Yeah, bummer, I hate it when my battery dies mid ride and then something cool happens :')
I also have a charger built in my tailbag for the batteries so I can recharge them indefinitly :D
 
Yeah, so I was building again and this is what I came up with for motovlogging with a modular helmet:
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I've made the coiled wire myself, but I still need some wire clips to keep it from flapping at 200km/h.
Weight is OK, balanced, as it should be. The Anker weighs around the same as all the other things :)
Everything is mounted with double sided tape, but I've made my own mounting plates with thermoformed plexiglass and sugru. They stick so good, and the fitment is nearly perfect :)
 
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