Alternative dashcam setup

[peniole]

20 minutes ago, Boxbrownie said:

I was just hoping it might save you or your passenger serious injury possibly if the worse happens, your choice.

 

I did try and suggest a safer alternative to the fixing.

And another one that doesn't read thoroughly.

I liked your post and suggestion, and cited it back to Linas as a modification to his diagram (literally the post before the condescension) and asked for a link to buy such a solution.

[Boxbrownie]

1 hour ago, peniole said:

And another one that doesn't read thoroughly.

I liked your post and suggestion, and cited it back to Linas as a modification to his diagram (literally the post before the condescension) and asked for a link to buy such a solution.

I did read your answer to my post thoroughly, but Linas is on my ignore list so did not see any of his posts.😂

 

All finished now.

[peniole]

5 minutes ago, Boxbrownie said:

I did read your answer to my post thoroughly, but Linas is on my ignore list so did not see any of his posts.😂

 

All finished now.

 well that explains a lot 😆

no hard feelings then, and thanks for the recommendation. Do you know of a mount I can use that links both headrest posts and has a 1/4" or 3/8" screw at the end?

FYI here's my post you're missing "Only thing I would change here, is to attach it to both arms as @Boxbrownie recommends above. Remember the longer the arm the more problematic up and down movement from road imperfections become, so you're likely to exceed the ability of the camera's image stabilization to handle vibration/movement. If anyone finds an arm like that with a 1/4 or 3/8" screw mount on the end, I'd like to get a link please. "

[Boxbrownie]

I used to make custom mount systems using the facilities of the largest Research and Engineering Centre in the UK....sorry 😉

[peniole]

2 minutes ago, Boxbrownie said:

I used to make custom mount systems using the facilities of the largest Research and Engineering Centre in the UK....sorry 😉

what I wouldn't give to raid that parts bin!

[Boxbrownie]

On 2/10/2022 at 5:15 PM, peniole said:

what I wouldn't give to raid that parts bin!

A lot of the time the equipment was made to a one off design, depending upon the job. Most of the time it had to be waterproof, well at least for the duration of the test.

That’s the beauty of having CNC machines and a paper and pencil 🤣