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I hear Summit Point has the 250cc carts... we may have to check that out this year as well
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I hear Summit Point has the 250cc carts... we may have to check that out this year as well
I thought it was, I recognized it from the few times I'd driven there. Lot of fun, we also have one down here in Fredericksburg. Best one I've ever been to was right outside Indianapolis Motor Speedway. 2 levels!
jamewatson
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Hey guys, I have seen all the video's which you all have post here, they are really great and funny video's, it is crazy, I like all the video's very much, thanks for sharing a great video's.
35 mph... SMH... yeah... just a warning... take it easy, enjoy the view.... dang, you all see the Top Gear episode when they went on the Bluerdige parkway?
btw... a nice warning to slow it down a bit.... nothing else
[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3KAP1Ta0Va0]YouTube - never dull‏[/ame]
btw... a nice warning to slow it down a bit.... nothing else
[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3KAP1Ta0Va0]YouTube - never dull‏[/ame]
I've noticed that alot of the GoPro vids on this forum have sound problems. Especially very low volume.
Is this a problem with the mic itself or a "settings" adjustment, software glitch or operator error?
Just wondering because I'm thinking of getting one.
Enjoyed all the videos bty.
Cookie Monster helmet.....:thumbup:
Is this a problem with the mic itself or a "settings" adjustment, software glitch or operator error?
Just wondering because I'm thinking of getting one.
Enjoyed all the videos bty.
Cookie Monster helmet.....:thumbup:
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The only time I have noticed the sound issues is when I am using the waterproof case. So of course the mic and everything is completely encased. I want to try the other one, but then I was afraid the wind would overwhelm the entire sound... so I am not sure.
Same, I always am using the waterproof case since you never know what sort of trouble you might run into weather wise and just wanna have my little baby safe lol
it's my understanding that if you're not using the wp case, just put a small peice of tape over the mic to stop wind noise. There's also a mod to make the mic remote (via longer wires) so you can put it into your helmet for vlogging.
I've tried my mic setting on high and on low (only options on SD gopro), high is too noisy, pics up every little buzz and bump. Low works well, but doesn't pick up all the sounds. Also depends on if it's mounted out in the wind, or behind the windscreen.
I've tried my mic setting on high and on low (only options on SD gopro), high is too noisy, pics up every little buzz and bump. Low works well, but doesn't pick up all the sounds. Also depends on if it's mounted out in the wind, or behind the windscreen.
Exactly... I have been caught in multiple thunder/rain storms with the cam and was very thankful I had the waterproof case.
If I know for sure it will not rain, I will try the open back here sometime.
knew I should have brought the gopro.. so, this wasn't the most impressive road, definitely a challenge what with the gravel, pits and elevation changes... but I can't wait to go back and see more. This is near Sleepy Creek Lake in WV: (also a test of Canon's stitch software, gotta get me a wide angle lens):
cool shotknew I should have brought the gopro.. so, this wasn't the most impressive road, definitely a challenge what with the gravel, pits and elevation changes... but I can't wait to go back and see more. This is near Sleepy Creek Lake in WV: (also a test of Canon's stitch software, gotta get me a wide angle lens):