In car suction mount for camcorders?
04 April 2005, 11:38 PM
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In car suction mount for camcorders?
Did a search on her and found a few of you guys pointing everybody in the direction of b-huges for a 70-80 pound suction mount.
Did anybody ever find a cheaper one and where from?
Did anybody ever find a cheaper one and where from?
Ian or the mounts? 
05 April 2005, 05:51 PM
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http://www.b-hague.co.uk/camera_suct...uum_mounts.htm
Ive got a Roll cage + a screen fitment one and both are very good.
R.B
Ive got a Roll cage + a screen fitment one and both are very good.
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05 April 2005, 08:11 PM
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You arent asking for much are you? The mounts mentioned above are excellent; would you really fix your £500 camera onto the outside of a car travelling at 70MPH with a piece of cheap ****e? You get what you pay for...
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05 April 2005, 11:52 PM
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Originally Posted by R.B
It looks like you will have to use No-Nails 
I think you will find if you can buy cheaper you picture quality will be very poor from vibration ?
R.B
I think you will find if you can buy cheaper you picture quality will be very poor from vibration ?
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06 April 2005, 12:22 AM
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You post an offensive reply to a geniune remark then wonder why it gets deleted 
I wouldn't trust a camera on a cheap mount personally because it could so easily get broken or worse in an accident 
If you stacked it would you like a camera hitting you in the face with whatever else from the accident? I know I wouldn't.
I wouldn't trust a camera on a cheap mount personally because it could so easily get broken or worse in an accident If you stacked it would you like a camera hitting you in the face with whatever else from the accident? I know I wouldn't.
06 April 2005, 06:29 PM
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Originally Posted by GC8
You arent asking for much are you? The mounts mentioned above are excellent; would you really fix your £500 camera onto the outside of a car travelling at 70MPH with a piece of cheap ****e? You get what you pay for...
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06 April 2005, 07:05 PM
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Outside, inside; Im not sure that it makes much difference, if the camera comes off inside it will probably break. This man sells mounts which if not the best, equal them, and theyre not dear either.
As you will see from the site; 'suction camera mounts' are principally used on the outside; Ray didnt clearly mention mounting it on the inside of the windscreen did he?
Btw the £40 mount isnt recommended for use on the inside of a windscreen but it can be used on a side glass.
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As you will see from the site; 'suction camera mounts' are principally used on the outside; Ray didnt clearly mention mounting it on the inside of the windscreen did he?
Btw the £40 mount isnt recommended for use on the inside of a windscreen but it can be used on a side glass.
Simon
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