Can the camera only be mounted with the bolt facing downwards, or will it work either way up?
646806
the manual says that it needs to be installed with the bolt facing upwards.
646807
The bolt should be facing up, so it's above the camera. The camera is angled down so you'll be able to see the ground and area behind the vehicle.
646808
as is? no, if you do the image on your display will be upside down. But if you have a small screwdriver, you can take apart the camera, rotate the camera lens 180* and reseal with a hot glue gun, then reassemble. I did this to mine, and has held up for the last 2 years with no issues. Doing this will most likely void any warranty or anything like that but for $9.99, it was a risk i was willing to take. If you should take on this type of project, do so at your own risk.
646809
If you mount it the other way, with the bolt down, the video will be upside down on your monitor.
646810
It's actually designed to be installed only with the bolt facing up. Verbatim from the "Notes" section: - "Please note that the correct mounting is with the screw pointing up."
112334
I agree with the first reply, however you can mount it frontwards or backwards so it can be positioned down and back or down and forward. Hope this helps. Jon
1226540
It is not designed for flush mount, depending on what type of vehicle you are trying to install it is possible however it will take some skill to mold it in. It is designed to be mounted like a liscense plate mount camera
2227560
It can be mounted sticking straight up as seen in the product image, but the on-screen date-time etc. information printed on the video will be upside down. Also the device only rotates between two points at about 90 degrees so there's that to consider.
1843291
Yes, you can. Of course there is a limit to the swivel, but placing the camera correctly, you ought not to have a problem in pointing it to a specific area.
1538273
Yes... in fact, all of mine are mounted "upside down".. The camera even comes with the hardware to do so as that is the "usual" method of mounting a surveillance camera.Hope this helps!
1810800
The camera can be pushed down with your finger as well as back up but its all manually controlled so there shouldn't be any problem mounting your WI or other games to the top of it.
473262
If you want to mount the camera straight out from the house, the mount will not be long enough. But if you mount the camera to the side, left or right it will work without anything extra. What I did is mount a small block of wood to my shed to give me an extra inch so I could mount the camera straight out. I hope this works for you.
537596
That's how it mounts. It comes with a very good double sided tape. I have mine just behind the rear view mirrow so it can't be seen. It's a good camera.
1898758
The mounting plate for the camera is flat. You would need to purchase a separate tripod head to mount on the plate if you want to tilt the camera.
536842
The antenna mounts facing down. As long as the antenna isnt too long it works fine.
1949779
It has a ball head so you can turn the head 90 degrees to orient the camera vertically. As long as you don't have the legs spread so far out that you can't tilt it all the way you will be fine.
427229
Yes, the camera mounts either way. You can even mount two cameras on it. One pointing towards you and one away for different angles at the same time! I love my GoPro and am very glad I got the GoScope to use with it!
1241827
Just a guess, but looking at the frame it appears that it can be mounted with camera on top or flipped over and mounted with camera on bottom. Since the camera angle is adjustable it may work.
226552
Yes. It allows tilt up & down as well as swivel side to side. I am happy with my purchase. It is secure with a very heavy DSLR attached.Bet of luck~
120835
The camera could only tilt up or down and left to right. In order to view the picture right side up, you would have to make a bracket to support the camera when it's mounted.
66165
The camera doesn't tilt but mounting it with wedged spacers would have the same effect.