Does the headstrap allow you to have it side mounted (as in above your ear pointing forward) or must it be worn in cyclops mode?
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As James said, it only points in the direction the mount is on. And an SD card does solve recording time issues. I recorded five hours of snowboard runs. A few things I noticed: the case IS NOT waterproof, it will let water in. Camera had trouble focusing while on the move (between 10 and 25mph on snowboard). And is marginal in terms of resolution while in motion. Stationary, resolution is good for the price, as is sound quality (while out of waterproof case, it blocks all sound). Hope this helps.
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Hi Richard,Unfortunately, I do not know as this was a Christmas present for my little brother. From what I gather after talking to him about using it, it only points in the plane of the strap. Additionally, the recording time is reportedly quite short at ~30 min. due to lack of space (perhaps can be resolved with SD card).Hope that helps!James S.
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You cannot side mount. But we have rigged the camera many different ways with gaffer tape to get the angle we needed.
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Hi Gabriel, that already depends how you set it up on your helmet. It's a matter of placing it on the right position. -Vincent
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It works better to one side of your head where it shines directly on what you're looking at. It is adjustable. I don't think you would want it directly above your head.'
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It can be worn either way. The mic swings straight up to be flush with the part that goes over your head, and then can be pulled down to the opposite side to make it work for the other side too.
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Like I said in my review it depends. If you're wearing a bike helmet then yes,a side mount doesn't really week because the helmet tips to the side. The headband strap works okay. It's noticeable but doesn't slip. I'd you're putting ur oh a motorcycle helmet you won't feel it at all.
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Cyclops mode only, as designed. (You would may be able to rig something on your own.) - This camera has performed fantastically for us for over a year.
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Sorry, unsure, but Amazon shows a helmet mount for a cygolite for $13.64I went to Lowes and bought their (LED Lenser 880002 H7 LED headlamp) $40.00I used 2 zip ties to mount the lamp in front and the battery pack in back. The light is adjustable from a wide beam to a narrow focus. The narrow beam has amazing distance viewing of a couple hundred feet. I used mine for commuting to work at 6am during the winter months. I primarily liked it because it is a lot smaller in its profile, otherwise I felt like a unicorn with the metro version. Good luck
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Well, mine is a little weird. The audio and video are not in sinc. However, that is easily remedied by Nero's audio editor. Assuming you have the 4 mounts, it will have a mount for goggles. I personally use it that way on my helmet (camera mounted to the goggles, which are on my helmet) while playing airsoft. Hope this helps.
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i mounted it on a rhino mount connected to a ph helmet and it sat too far forward. even with the mounts rail set all the way rearward. because of this, you will never get a good sight picture and i am now considering buying the rifle mount and just mounting this monocular right behind an aimpoint pro. i am hesitant because im not sure it will co-witness.
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The head itself does not swivel. However, you can attach a GoPro to either side and/or have mounts that face forwards or backwards.
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There were two headsets in our product. We use them with full face helmets. Have traveled cross country with no issues
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The module mounts with a clip-style attachment to the side of your helmet. The earpieces mount on the inside of your helmet. One earpiece has the boom mic coming off of it. The wires are routed along the helmet pads to the main control unit attached to the outer shell of the helmet. It would be able to be used with a modular helmet as well with no problem.
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Not really... I've stayed away from the head strap while on the water due to security and the strap I have is heavy enough to pull the floaty under... If you use a helmet and mount you could probably get the shot you want.
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Mine is a right-side mount, but I recall you can flip it around to use it for either. The only issue I had was the clearance was a tad low for the bottom of the faceframe, so there was interference. I shimmed the front up a little with some washers to clear the faceframe and gravity makes it somewhat of a self-closer, so it worked out OK.
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The floaty comes with an extra door for the case so you do not have to use it when not in the water. You would not use the float on your headstrap because it would stick out an inch off your forhead and probably would not be very comfortable
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I have a half helmet, but haven't tried to use my Sena with that one. Mine's a Scorpion model helmet that has a "Y" shaped chin strap on each side that is padded and covers the ears, so it would be easy to mount on mine. The mid point of the "Y" is directly over my ears, so gives me a good place to mount the speakers. I haven't noticed what type of strap other half helmets have... Hope this helps.
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You can use it alone. There is a retaining strap so it does not go beyond vertical, and if you have it adjusted correctly you can use move your arms to your sides and rotate back up. However, it's a good idea to have someone within ear shot, or who will check on you after a few minutes, just to be safe.