can't believe your giving that up for a tractor.... whoos

[QUOTE=JME]Love the HD quality!!!!! Grab a wide angle lense, I use a universal spring loaded clip on unit and works fantastic, and well priced.


WASCC test and tune day?[/QUOTE]

Yes mate the HD is hard to beat. Yes WASCC tuning day.

[QUOTE]Great video. Very clear with no vibration. How did you mount the camera ??
... and also what sort of camera was it ?[/QUOTE]

I am using a heavy duty Manfrotto clamp fixed to the cage

Camera is a Sanyo HD1000, it will shoot at 1080i but you get better footage in car using 720p. Straight out of the camera it is a fair bit clearer than whats on vimeo :eek:

Looks like a fun day out Dean.

Great video.

[QUOTE=pcracing]can't believe your giving that up for a tractor.... whoos[/QUOTE]

Hurry up and finish that car of yours, the tractor will be waiting ;)

Great vid there mate. Time for an upgrade methinks!!
Looked like an awesome day for it with a good variety of cars on the track.
Had too laugh at Mr Torrie driver also, I think he must have been looking at you in the rear view a bit too much ;)

[QUOTE=XT43]Great vid there mate. Time for an upgrade methinks!!
Looked like an awesome day for it with a good variety of cars on the track.
Had too laugh at Mr Torrie driver also, I think he must have been looking at you in the rear view a bit too much ;)[/QUOTE]

Yes mate I've been guilty of that in the past (looking in the mirrors), tends to make you overdrive ;) not much could out brake the AP's

so you fixed the camera in the end? what was wrong?

[QUOTE=jEstEr?]so you fixed the camera in the end? what was wrong?[/QUOTE]

"Someone" plugged 6V into the 5V socket, technician said it is actually 3.7V, socket on camera says 5V :confused: anyway fried the mainboard inside $$$$$. Will now just take camera out to charge.