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Old 08-10-2012, 03:33 AM   #1 (permalink)
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ok so I got asked by a friend if i could strap a camera to my belt and film some stuff, "sure " I said how hard can it be.......................

have made a mounting plate see attachment however getting some bad vibrations

Heli cam GoPro too shaky (1 min 23 sec)


any one have some ideas on vibration control?

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Old 08-10-2012, 07:39 AM   #2 (permalink)
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Dan, a couple of years ago (in Christchurch, as a matter of fact ) I did similar tests using Sony Bloggie strapped to a Blade 400, with identical results. A 450 heli doesn't have lifting power to carry a stabilized gimbal, so you'd need to have zero vibrations, a virtual impossibility on a plastic-frame 450.

I have abandoned the project at the time and I'm having another go at it right now, but I changed the platform to a 450-sized quad, and the initial results are much more promising.

I'm afraid a 450-heli based APV platform is a dead end
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Try to use a lot of dampener between the heli and the platform. You can try PU gel.
It also possible that the white plate vibrate, causing the camera to shake.
I have seen this problem before, but can not recall where did I read it.
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Old 08-11-2012, 04:18 PM   #4 (permalink)
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Thanks guys, I'll try to sling the GoPro under the Heli, CG anyway. That way I can use more dampening. Just have to make extra skids. Pretty keen to make it work have seen some footage that looks good from other 450size Heli. But a quad would be better.
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I just relized we typically wind up giving advice of staying away from Belt CP here on Belt CP forum
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