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Any pointers lads.

Cheers

Jim

East York trf

http://www.vio-pov.com/

Not cheap, but very good.
Can be set to record in a loop mode so it constantly records, and when you press the remote mounted on your bars it stores the last few minutes and the next few minutes, so when someone falls off/gets stuck in front of you you can capture it after the event without wasting hours of footage....
Here's some of my footage:
(not on the dirt but should give you an idea of quality)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QofZtnoSWTA

I have a Lawmate PV806 and a sony bullet camera. As adam said, they aint cheap!!

I am just look at mounts for the bike and a tank bag for ther unit... there it just too much movement on the helmet...

The question is answered with a question for good reason.

What do you want to do with it?
[list=][*]Record for more than 20 minutes?
[*]Record in the rain
[*]Talk to the camera/Give commentary
[*]Record in HD[/list]

etc etc

Some cameras are £100, and for 20 minutes on a trackday recording a few laps are fine, in the dry.

However if you want to record your three hour commute for insurance purposes in any weather giving commentary to the camera then you're looking at a different solution.

You obviously get what you pay for.

The pov as mentioned is good.

8 hours battery/record time with an 8 gig card.
Fully submersible
Can power it from the bike (cost more for the adapter)
Broadcast quality. (SD)

That'll run you £500 with a mount kit and carry case thrown in free (atm)

(unboxing/review video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W6wfPbTraaI)

Or for eighty quid you can record a couple of hours at a time on this non waterproof device.
No external microphone input.
Battery is internal and not replaceable.
If you shop around people claim to get it for as little as £40 (it goes by different names)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h7mrwerNm-4

Someone said if you buy in bulk from china you can get them for £8 each! I don't know if that's true or what "bulk" is.

Good luck

Oh, I'm getting the first gopro hero camera in the country shortly, and I'll be making a unboxing/review video.

I'm selling a quad camera dvr system (4 cameras, records front/rear/face/arse for example) £400 if you're interested

again, it's broadcast quality.

Thanks fella's. i am looking at the 46Kam set ups that run at about £200.

I waqnt it for trail riding so wet and dry conditions with the occational off.

Thanks for the Action cams i've looked at them also.

Also Dog Cams.

Which out of these would you recommend.

cheers

Jim

Sell you it for £100.