2wheeldevil
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Received a go-pro camera for Xmas and what are the best mounts to use when filming your metal detecting activities.
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Go-Pro mounts
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2wheeldevil
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A guy gave me a great idea to make a mount for your cap. Take the mount from the package that the camera came in, trim it down with the scissors and zip-tie it to a ball cap. The mount is very light weight but still strong enough to hold the camera. Gives you the ability to take your hat off and do a close up or whatever else you want to film.
I have always used a chest harness for mine, but a head harness also works well.
Here's a video water hunting with it chest mounted. - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AfJs73FrpmE
Here's a video water hunting with it chest mounted. - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AfJs73FrpmE