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Go Pro attachment for NVG mount

Discussion in 'Helicopter Pilots' started by Bjorn Smorgendi, Apr 29, 2012.

  1. Bjorn Smorgendi Well-Known Member

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    Anyone know of a way to attach a GoPro to a military helicopter NVG mount for a hgu 56 p helmet?

    Thanks
  2. MikeD Administrator

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    Mount it with velcro to the side of the helmet.
  3. Bjorn Smorgendi Well-Known Member

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    Yeah, i was wondering if there was a product that has been made yet for the nvg mount. Thanks for the reply.
  4. MikeD Administrator

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    Haven't seen one specifically that clips into the attachment.

    Then again, all my GoPro's are mounted ahead of the greenhouse and on the dash facing myself, so I can admire the videos of myself afterwards. :D :D
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  5. Bjorn Smorgendi Well-Known Member

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    HAHAHAHA!! Yeah, i want to get some of the scenery. I'm headed to a little chain of islands in the pacific later this year and think we might see some pretty cool stuff. Thanks for your help. I think i might just try to suction it to the windshield but im worried about the vibes.
  6. Firebird2XC Who Dares, Wins.

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    You might try to improvise something with zip ties and one of the AA battery pack adaptors. It's been a while but that might work as a link.

    Also- get a mounting plate for a camera and hysol it to the baseplate for the NVG mount on the visor shroud. You could probably get a visor shroud and baseplate spare fairly easily.

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