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?
1245957
I am sorry, but we haven't had a chance to use it out in the field yet; so I am not sure.
1245958
Not sure, sorry. This was a gift to someone out of state so I never used it.
1245959
Cyclops mode only. Sorry. The buttons can be hard to operate in water and are easily confused.
1245960
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.
530139
The headset requires a fairly large "v" headstrap. I had to purchase a new helmet to accommodate the headset but I can tell you it was truly worth the effort
934977
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.
121355
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.'
1503208
I answered yesterday with a simple no. Sorry, I was in a hurry to catch a plane. The more detailed answer is that the way the gopro is connected to the headstrap does not give room behind it for the floaty backdoor. If you were to attach the floaty backdoor the camera would be forced to aim at the ground. Hope this is more helpful.
2013277
The round part of the non-mic end of the boom had Velcro hook on it. The kit has a sticky of the Velcro that you attach to the helmet wherever you need it. Mine is positioned close to the wireless module and it is a surprisingly good system to mount it.
1567741
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
1905603
You can modify the head strap to mount it on your helmet. I removed the piece that normally goes from the lamp down the back of the head. Then I used the remaining headband to firmly attach the base to my helmet by threading it through two of the vent holes. Not quick to remove, but it stays solidly in place and I didn't have to spend any extra money.
2090285
The headstrap is adjustable and should easily fit on the helmet! The red light is constant which I enjoy when I'm reading at night next to someone who is sleeping! Hope this helps!
972522
I think you are saying this like you already try it. And you are right the adhesive mount is rigid and it wont take the helmet shape. My suggestion use another mount, what about goggles, Do you use googles? try with that. That the only thing I can say. Bless
383661
Depends on how big the helmet is..the strap on the camera is pretty long..if u put the camera on the helmet its gonna point up..so I would put it directly on your forehead not the helmet
1265875
To mount to half shell I used velcro with sticky back and bridged across on the chin straps on each side where they are closest to my ears. Then I used the velcro mounts provide. Works great for me.
2092234
The 3mm mount has a little curve in it, however I would by an spare just in case you don't position it correctly the 1st time like I did on my helmet. Once you move it, it no longer sticks to well. Good side mount tho!!
2039177
Yes you could mount it in either direction if you had say a ruger scout rifle and mounted it on the forward rail in the opposite direction to get the eye relief you need while not optimal and would feel a little weird it is possible and would work
1302016
I see that this camera mount already requires the camera to be mounted upside down (at least that's what's indicated in the configuration shown in the photograph). Unless you flip the mount around 180 degrees it will only flip up, not down. If you did mount it so it flipped down you'd find it's too close for a decent shot anyway (probably get a shot of your wide eyes and flared nostrils as you head over a cliff but not much more). And yes, if you flipped it either way you would have to correct the image during editing). Also be careful if flipping it down below the helmet as it will then be in the way of your vision and outside of the protection of your helmet. So if you can't see where you're going and take a tumble the camera could well come between your face and the dirt. No easy answer except to say that if the face shot is important, maybe 2 cameras would be the solution, one facing in and the other facing out.
205784
yes, there is open strap and base you can buy as add-on and strap it on top of the helmet instead of side.
1876814
No, you unscrew the outer body from whatever clip you have it on then screw it onto the headstrap mount.