I purchase a Purple Panda Lavalier Microphone kit & GoPro Adapter from Amazon because my friend told me best thing to have he on you tube too! Small Engine Velocity
I found the SJ9 Max for $75... They also have the 4000x for 120$ They are waterproof without a case and they don't require a mic adapter. It will only work with the proprietary SJ Cam mic I got a $10 pop voice Mic from Amazon that works identical to the purple panda splice the two together because they have the same internal wiring with some slight tweaking to the end camera settings that took about 5 minutes it shoots beautifully at 4K 30 frames per second it also shoots 2K 60 frames per second it's almost cinematic. I used the mounts that came in the box with it I got zero complaints... I've shot some stuff for a motorcycle ministry that I'm cool with whose main video guy is a video snob and he loves it. Total cost was $100... I like the camera so much I bought another one on clearance for 50 bucks for backup... Oh yeah I got some ND filters for 35 bucks that put on the finishing touches...
I solved the issue of rain water while using the microphone adapter. I packed the area with swimmers wax. This is the stuff my daughters used when they swam competitively to keep water out of their ears. Works great.
I just want to say how impressed I am with you and how kind you are to respond to people's questions. A lot of youtubers like having subscribers, but don't take the time to interact with their subscribers. All the best in 2021.
I will say it takes up a lot of time sometimes. When I take a break from the internet for a couple hours, then come back to check the comments, it will take a few more hours to get back to everyone. So I try my best to “heart” or “like” as many as I can do you guys know I really do read them! Then I focus on answering the ones that warrant a response if I am able! I appreciate all the comments and feedback!
Hi! My girlfriend and I enjoy your channel. She just started riding a motorcycle a few months ago. Just a tip, on your plug in Microphone, try the small rubber O rings. They come in different sizes you get them at an auto parts store. slip it on the plug, plug in and it in should seal it for water. Just a thought.
I've been thinking, studying, pondering about starting my own channel for a whiiiilllle now. Well, I just ordered everything to set up my moto vlog helmet. Here we go!
Buying a GoPro this weekend and was literally about to look up how to set up a helmet for motovlogs. Lol Going to start filming motovlogs for my channel! Thanks for all the info! Love the videos!
Another helpful video for those wanting to get into motovlogging. Here's a couple tips I've come up with my trial and errors trying to get a good quality audio/visual set up. #1- Since I've had a habit of getting caught in the rain even with a 0% chance, I didn't want to lose the waterproof of the Gopro. Solution I have is to use a SENA 10C EVO for the audio and sync with the gopros in post. The sena does do video as well but...it doesn't have the stabilization like gopro. So you have keep your head as still as possible. #2- Mount your Gopro to your helmet so that the top edge is just a little above the top edge of the helmets chin guard. With it in that position you can clearly see that the red recording light is on. Nothing worse than doing a vlog only to find out your camera was not on and recording.
The fact that the 10C can actually record the audio for you is perfect! but yeah, the regular sena's can't record audio separately. otherwise that would be the ideal solve!
@@HerTwoWheels the good part with the Sena 10c is it's your communication device as well. You can record the communication with other riders while vlogging
Awesome! My daughter gave me a GoPro 7 for Christmas and this video is perfect timing :). Thanks for the links to the mic and mic adapter. Your the best!
I just got done mounting my GoPro hero black 5 on my Bell Revolver Evo Jackal Hi Viz Helmet & I mount it on side because Modular Helmet! I did not use 3M tape I use sugra glue & extra parts I purchased on Ebay a ulanzi & puluz Best thing to have because mount the adapter & camera together with Ulanzi!
That is cool about syncing the sound with a clap. I use the sound of the helmet visor opening and closing. With all the clicks and the sound it makes when closing shut it syncs up pretty good as well.
This is awesome!! and so helpful. When my new bike comes, around the end of this February, i wanna get into Motovloging. I'll definitely be using your setup. Thanks so much ^w^
that new helmet with mic is crystal clear with good visual and still keeps that great exhaust sound in the background. you have become very proficient with quality motovlog
I use a gopro 7, stupid mic adapter, and purple panda lapel mic for the helmet setup. I have a MUVI camera mounted to the handlebar. Still struggling with software that will put it all together. I have several unedited videos waiting in me to get it together!
Bravo! Your gaming microphone is a breakthrough discovery! I am surprised how little it has caught on. Still lots of people suggesting winding up extra cable behind the helmet cheek pad. Thank you!
I have used that adapter on a gopro session 5, with a wired mic and it never seemed to work in practice. At my desk it was fine. Maybe it was the mic. :D
I use a Ulanzi camera cage for my Hero-8 @t, as it incorporates a mic adapter bay to keep it all compact. I use the same mic ($10 on Amazon. Just search for gaming mic. Make sure the 3.5mm plug has ONLY 2 lines!), but use the "A Girl And Her Bike" helmet mount @t , that sets the camera a little lower, with fewer pieces. Cost of these parts, is really affordable for just about anyone. Oh! I also use a Radio Shack 90deg 3.5mm adapter so I don't have to bend the mic boom out of the camera, which gives me about 1 1/4 extra inches to reach into my helmet. I secured the mic inside, with a little adhesive plastic snap hook, of the type used to hang tiny LED light strings around the wall or ceiling. Works perfectly, and will cleanly pull off if I ever change my set-up. Oh, nice tip, is to use Allen bolts, instead of the big plastic handled screws, to secure the arm joints. I think they are 5-23 metric, from any decent hardware store. Mine are black oxide, to look better than shiny silver. I mounted a USB outlet long ago, to power my phone while it's in the RAM mount. I figured out, I could use a long USB to C-type cable from the outlet, under my jacket, and back out to the Go-Pro Mic adapter, for forever power to the camera. Not only runs the system, but charges the camera battery at the same time! If you are used to being wired up for winter riding in heated gear, this won't bother you at all.
I like the setup hints. Why do you use two 3M tapes? I would recommend cleaning the area that you're going to put tape on with rubbing alcohol. It helps adhere it better.
The gopro itself, arm and mic adapter can get pretty heavy for just one piece of tape. I've discovered that doubling up created a vibration barrier between the two and keeps them bonded together and to the helmet better!
I have a "chinmounts" brand chin mount (the one for the Bell Qualifier, but close enough for my Schuberth S2 with a glob of Sugru to mount it) - they are kind of pricey and look like they were just 3d printed out. And, I am not sure about safety of it after I Sugru'd that on - it is on there REALLY solid, and might not break off as easily as it should in an accident. :o I think the arm HerTwoWheels mentions looks pretty safe...should break up/away in an accident. Maybe I should have gone that route. hmm
I just bought the go pro hero 8 black but had to order the panda mike and waiting on the mic adapter and a motovlog case for the go pro then I will be ready to go Amazon sells a kit
I use sugru instead of the 3m. I've found on 90+ degree days in the summer, the 3m weakens and I've almost lost the camera twice. I have it tethered to the helmet strap so it never fell off, just dangled there like a limp... errr. The mic on my action cam seems crackly though, and not sure of it's the mic or the camera. But since I don't vlog, essentially use the camera as a dash cam and the voice is for when I come up with brilliant ideas for my online stores. But when it's crackling like it sometimes does, I'm left trying to guess what brilliant idea I was talking about at the time.
For the Go Pro Mic Adapter and Mic, I would suggest putting a small dab of silicone around the area where they plug in so that they would be more "water resistant"...
That would be beneficial on a very long ride, but normal day to day would be difficult. (That’s why I just tend to avoid rainy days) I have to take the mic adapter out to remove the GoPro from the case to access the memory card lol
@@HerTwoWheels A light dab of silicone around the area just enough to seal water out from where the mic connects to mic adapter. But it’s still temporary enough to make it removable....
Glad and thankful for the info, looking at motovlogging in the near future, much inspiration from you, shadetree and crew, blockhead, sose the ghost, and a few others.
Awesome setup video, I'm curious what you use for the mic when you are off the bike? Say stopped for coffee and whatnot. Is there another mic that you plug directly into the GoPro at that point or does it have an internal mic you are using? Thanks!
Thanks for the info! Was thinking on starting to record my rides, where i ride has allot of historical places here in the northeast. Cheers and Happy New Years !!
The mic might sound better if you move it closer to your mouth. It doesn’t sound bad, but I bet it would sound better. I assume you use the audio from the helmet cam and when editing, that audio is over the handle bar cam when you use it. Pretty slick.
How much video can you get on a card? Or maybe, how many cards do you change out for long rides? One of my kids wants me to record my rides with his gopro but it's all new to me.
You might want to try a product called rain-x on your face shield the rain hits and rolls off allowing for clearer vision. it was developed for jet air craft.
What did the helmet cost? and where can it be purchased? I like that helmet very much. Also, I would like to know how and what you need to be able to talk to other riders wearing your helmet and riding down the road. Thanks
Happy New Year, almost....tonight's the night. I'm not certain I understand what the function of the mic adapter is. I stopped live recording due to excessive wind noise. I believe the problem is the windshield height and I am looking at a Gustafsson screen to replace mine which puts the wind blast right at helmet level. Good tips here, thanks.
Thank you for that tip about switching between cameras. Up to this point I have done all my editing on my phone and I'm just now investigating actually editing on my laptop and doing trickier shots.
Thanks for sharing 👍. I’m looking for better alternative than my intercom mic because the sound is very very thin. Might check if my old headset mic like the one you have can reach into the inside of my helmet
Thanks! This tutorial hits at the perfect time for me. How does the GoPro do at highway speeds? My helmet happens to be modular, so I guess that might pose a mounting issue, too, since I can only afford to set this up ONCE hahah. You really made it look easy to install. Thanks again!
I love the look of ruroc helmets. I hope you enjoy yours but why? I remember you getting a scorpion helmet specially painted for you. Kind of messed up to go against them if connected to scorpion with sponsorship. Also why did you not get/use rurocs action camera mount specifically made for their helmets? To each their own and truly hope you enjoy your crimson and ride safe .
Hey Jess just got the Atlas 2 myself Very comfy helmet. Also the chin mount will be setting it up ASAP seems to put the cam in a good spot Did you not want to use that option ? 👍🏻🇦🇺
I can't help but think that there really ought to be a way to effectively waterproof that mic adapter connection. I know Shadetree Surgeon just duct tapes over his to give it some water resistance... and he runs wiring for a remote battery pack, too. Not pretty, but it works. (Hey, that's pretty much Josh's style in a nutshell, right there!)
Great walk through. Only thing I would suggest is cleaning all surfaces to be glued with alcohol. Especially if your helmet isn't new and could have God knowns what on it lol. Those 3m pads work well but it's always a good idea to prevent any possible issues.
Probably. I have not been able to find a good quality Bluetooth lav mic. And it just adds more wires from your body to your helmet. This setup allows your helmet to be a completely separate element you can remove it without being connected to anything else.
@@HerTwoWheels the mic from the headset is an absolutely brilliant idea. I wish GoPro would integrate bluetooth into their cameras. That way any wireless bluetooth mic would work. Eliminating the need for an adapter and keeping the GoPro waterproof.
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This video was a big help thank you
Thanks for putting this out afffffter Christmas. Geez Jess, my wife is going to be mad at you come Valentines. 😁🤫😎
Great tutorial! Thanks for sharing!!!
I purchase a Purple Panda Lavalier Microphone kit & GoPro Adapter from Amazon because my friend told me best thing to have he on you tube too! Small Engine Velocity
I found the SJ9 Max for $75... They also have the 4000x for 120$ They are waterproof without a case and they don't require a mic adapter. It will only work with the proprietary SJ Cam mic I got a $10 pop voice Mic from Amazon that works identical to the purple panda splice the two together because they have the same internal wiring with some slight tweaking to the end camera settings that took about 5 minutes it shoots beautifully at 4K 30 frames per second it also shoots 2K 60 frames per second it's almost cinematic. I used the mounts that came in the box with it I got zero complaints... I've shot some stuff for a motorcycle ministry that I'm cool with whose main video guy is a video snob and he loves it. Total cost was $100... I like the camera so much I bought another one on clearance for 50 bucks for backup... Oh yeah I got some ND filters for 35 bucks that put on the finishing touches...
I solved the issue of rain water while using the microphone adapter. I packed the area with swimmers wax. This is the stuff my daughters used when they swam competitively to keep water out of their ears. Works great.
I just want to say how impressed I am with you and how kind you are to respond to people's questions. A lot of youtubers like having subscribers, but don't take the time to interact with their subscribers. All the best in 2021.
I will say it takes up a lot of time sometimes. When I take a break from the internet for a couple hours, then come back to check the comments, it will take a few more hours to get back to everyone. So I try my best to “heart” or “like” as many as I can do you guys know I really do read them! Then I focus on answering the ones that warrant a response if I am able! I appreciate all the comments and feedback!
Hi! My girlfriend and I enjoy your channel. She just started riding a motorcycle a few months ago. Just a tip, on your plug in Microphone, try the small rubber O rings. They come in different sizes you get them at an auto parts store. slip it on the plug, plug in and it in should seal it for water. Just a thought.
I've been thinking, studying, pondering about starting my own channel for a whiiiilllle now. Well, I just ordered everything to set up my moto vlog helmet. Here we go!
Buying a GoPro this weekend and was literally about to look up how to set up a helmet for motovlogs. Lol Going to start filming motovlogs for my channel! Thanks for all the info! Love the videos!
Now look at ya 8.5k on a motovlog
Wow ! A video with no distractions ! Good job on this one Jess ! Ride safe !
Another helpful video for those wanting to get into motovlogging.
Here's a couple tips I've come up with my trial and errors trying to get a good quality audio/visual set up.
#1- Since I've had a habit of getting caught in the rain even with a 0% chance, I didn't want to lose the waterproof of the Gopro. Solution I have is to use a SENA 10C EVO for the audio and sync with the gopros in post. The sena does do video as well but...it doesn't have the stabilization like gopro. So you have keep your head as still as possible.
#2- Mount your Gopro to your helmet so that the top edge is just a little above the top edge of the helmets chin guard. With it in that position you can clearly see that the red recording light is on. Nothing worse than doing a vlog only to find out your camera was not on and recording.
The fact that the 10C can actually record the audio for you is perfect! but yeah, the regular sena's can't record audio separately. otherwise that would be the ideal solve!
@@HerTwoWheels the good part with the Sena 10c is it's your communication device as well. You can record the communication with other riders while vlogging
Awesome! My daughter gave me a GoPro 7 for Christmas and this video is perfect timing :). Thanks for the links to the mic and mic adapter. Your the best!
That's awesome Jess, sounds very clear. I don't hear the wind at all.
I just got done mounting my GoPro hero black 5 on my Bell Revolver Evo Jackal Hi Viz Helmet & I mount it on side because Modular Helmet! I did not use 3M tape I use sugra glue & extra parts I purchased on Ebay a ulanzi & puluz Best thing to have because mount the adapter & camera together with Ulanzi!
That is cool about syncing the sound with a clap. I use the sound of the helmet visor opening and closing. With all the clicks and the sound it makes when closing shut it syncs up pretty good as well.
This is awesome!! and so helpful. When my new bike comes, around the end of this February, i wanna get into Motovloging. I'll definitely be using your setup. Thanks so much ^w^
I just ordered this mic and I can’t wait for it to arrive. Thanks and I’m a subscriber and also a UA-camr
that new helmet with mic is crystal clear with good visual and still keeps that great exhaust sound in the background. you have become very proficient with quality motovlog
Great video. I find using moldable glue works wonders on those not so level surfaces. I use Sugru. Great applications.
But, I'm in Texas and it's hot most of the time, so those double-sticky mounts don't work well for our environment.
I use a gopro 7, stupid mic adapter, and purple panda lapel mic for the helmet setup. I have a MUVI camera mounted to the handlebar. Still struggling with software that will put it all together. I have several unedited videos waiting in me to get it together!
Thanks for sharing! Your content is always appreciated. Btw, I'm a fellow Ohioan.
I bought the setup, appreciate the video. Ride safe, ride fast!
I want this for my Dualtron Thunder 3, I don't really like motorcycles they're noisy and annoying, good setup!
Bravo! Your gaming microphone is a breakthrough discovery! I am surprised how little it has caught on. Still lots of people suggesting winding up extra cable behind the helmet cheek pad. Thank you!
Awesome content, you and Itchy Boots are my favorite channels to view. Happy New Year.🎆
Happy New year! Thanks for all of your content...looking forward to more in 2021.
You just answered so many questions..... the links make it even better. Well done.
Great video and great tip on getting the camera level right, before trying to just stick the mount on. Thank you!
Two thumbs up. A simple explanation of price and installation. Stay safe out there.
Jess you made that look so easy!
Valuable advice for all new motovloggers or those struggling with getting their set up working.
Thank you!!!!!!! My goodness I’ve been looking for a cheap option for sooo long. Not sure how I never saw this before.
You're a rockstar and genius! Thanks for simplifying the process and sharing with us 😊
I have used that adapter on a gopro session 5, with a wired mic and it never seemed to work in practice. At my desk it was fine. Maybe it was the mic. :D
Welcome to the @Ruroc family 🤟🏻😎🤟🏻 . Thanks for the tips on set up.
Cool gopro jess. Awesome video. Happy new year 🎉🎆👍😎
Thank you from France and wish u an happy new year 2021!
So glad you made this vlog. This topic has been a mystery.
This is actually my third video on my helmet setup I’ve made 😅
I use a Ulanzi camera cage for my Hero-8 @t, as it incorporates a mic adapter bay to keep it all compact. I use the same mic ($10 on Amazon. Just search for gaming mic. Make sure the 3.5mm plug has ONLY 2 lines!), but use the "A Girl And Her Bike" helmet mount @t , that sets the camera a little lower, with fewer pieces. Cost of these parts, is really affordable for just about anyone. Oh! I also use a Radio Shack 90deg 3.5mm adapter so I don't have to bend the mic boom out of the camera, which gives me about 1 1/4 extra inches to reach into my helmet. I secured the mic inside, with a little adhesive plastic snap hook, of the type used to hang tiny LED light strings around the wall or ceiling. Works perfectly, and will cleanly pull off if I ever change my set-up.
Oh, nice tip, is to use Allen bolts, instead of the big plastic handled screws, to secure the arm joints. I think they are 5-23 metric, from any decent hardware store. Mine are black oxide, to look better than shiny silver.
I mounted a USB outlet long ago, to power my phone while it's in the RAM mount. I figured out, I could use a long USB to C-type cable from the outlet, under my jacket, and back out to the Go-Pro Mic adapter, for forever power to the camera. Not only runs the system, but charges the camera battery at the same time! If you are used to being wired up for winter riding in heated gear, this won't bother you at all.
I like the setup hints. Why do you use two 3M tapes? I would recommend cleaning the area that you're going to put tape on with rubbing alcohol. It helps adhere it better.
The gopro itself, arm and mic adapter can get pretty heavy for just one piece of tape. I've discovered that doubling up created a vibration barrier between the two and keeps them bonded together and to the helmet better!
Great video, so whats with the new helmet? Looks great!! Happy New Year!!
hay Jess, happy new year to yiu and Jordan
ruroc actually make a gopro chin mount specially for the atlas 2.0, ive been using it for a while now
Waited so long for them to add the mount to the store and brought it once it was available. Been using it ever since with my hero 7.
I have a "chinmounts" brand chin mount (the one for the Bell Qualifier, but close enough for my Schuberth S2 with a glob of Sugru to mount it) - they are kind of pricey and look like they were just 3d printed out. And, I am not sure about safety of it after I Sugru'd that on - it is on there REALLY solid, and might not break off as easily as it should in an accident. :o I think the arm HerTwoWheels mentions looks pretty safe...should break up/away in an accident. Maybe I should have gone that route. hmm
Yep the CHIN MOUNT MOUNT FROM CHIN MOUNTS 😭😭😭
I highly recommend the media mod. It eliminate the need for the mic adapter
Can you explain what a media mod is?
@@mentz8915 it is a case that you put the gopro in and it helps with adding attachments to the gopro. Look it up. I really like mine
I've been waiting for someone to do "this" video. Thank you!
This is great Jess. Thanks. How do you filter out wind vibration noise?
I run a “de-noise” filter in Premiere Pro.
I just bought the go pro hero 8 black but had to order the panda mike and waiting on the mic adapter and a motovlog case for the go pro then I will be ready to go Amazon sells a kit
I use sugru instead of the 3m. I've found on 90+ degree days in the summer, the 3m weakens and I've almost lost the camera twice. I have it tethered to the helmet strap so it never fell off, just dangled there like a limp... errr.
The mic on my action cam seems crackly though, and not sure of it's the mic or the camera. But since I don't vlog, essentially use the camera as a dash cam and the voice is for when I come up with brilliant ideas for my online stores. But when it's crackling like it sometimes does, I'm left trying to guess what brilliant idea I was talking about at the time.
Suggestion for keeping the go pro water prof is hot glu to seal up the open space
I have to take the mic adapter out to remove the GoPro from the case to access the memory card lol
Great tutorial but how do you sync the 2 cameras ?
You have Perfect timing i got an action camera for Christmas :) with an external mic so I could make a travel vlog or trip vlog
Thank you for creating this vlog. I ordered the mic and adapter that you linked.
For the Go Pro Mic Adapter and Mic, I would suggest putting a small dab of silicone around the area where they plug in so that they would be more "water resistant"...
That would be beneficial on a very long ride, but normal day to day would be difficult. (That’s why I just tend to avoid rainy days) I have to take the mic adapter out to remove the GoPro from the case to access the memory card lol
@@HerTwoWheels A light dab of silicone around the area just enough to seal water out from where the mic connects to mic adapter. But it’s still temporary enough to make it removable....
Glad and thankful for the info, looking at motovlogging in the near future, much inspiration from you, shadetree and crew, blockhead, sose the ghost, and a few others.
The new setup sounds great!
Awesome setup video, I'm curious what you use for the mic when you are off the bike? Say stopped for coffee and whatnot. Is there another mic that you plug directly into the GoPro at that point or does it have an internal mic you are using? Thanks!
Nope! I just use the internal mic on the gopro. The Hero 9 actually has a wonderful built in mic.
Thanks for the info! Was thinking on starting to record my rides, where i ride has allot of historical places here in the northeast. Cheers and Happy New Years !!
The mic might sound better if you move it closer to your mouth. It doesn’t sound bad, but I bet it would sound better.
I assume you use the audio from the helmet cam and when editing, that audio is over the handle bar cam when you use it. Pretty slick.
How much video can you get on a card? Or maybe, how many cards do you change out for long rides?
One of my kids wants me to record my rides with his gopro but it's all new to me.
Happy new year to you and Jordan Jess. Its been a lot of fun watching your vids this year. Keep up the good work chuck Empo :)
Think the media mod will work direct with mic…got this setup myself but yet to put to test
You might want to try a product called rain-x on your face shield the rain hits and rolls off allowing for clearer vision. it was developed for jet air craft.
nice little video thanks for taking the time, cheers
Sounds great. Happy new year. Can't wait till spring to get the bike back out.
What did the helmet cost? and where can it be purchased? I like that helmet very much. Also, I would like to know how and what you need to be able to talk to other riders wearing your helmet and riding down the road. Thanks
It really is a petty simple thing to set up. Thanks for the information.
Happy New Year, almost....tonight's the night. I'm not certain I understand what the function of the mic adapter is. I stopped live recording due to excessive wind noise. I believe the problem is the windshield height and I am looking at a Gustafsson screen to replace mine which puts the wind blast right at helmet level. Good tips here, thanks.
Nice clear and concise video on how to get set up. Thanks. Enjoy watching you.
Thanks for the video it will be a help in getting started
This was useful! Thnx! May do that when I get my license and bike and an action cam to record for fun and insurance purposes.
Very informative, thank you. Have fun be safe and Happy New Year.
My other thought/question is the battery life on the camera Jess! Do you ever use the portable batteries and how do you plug that in?
Nope! I just use the one battery that comes with the gopro. I get about 50 mins of continuous recording before it dies.
Thanks for the tips I’m going to try that mic
Curious…what’s the difference between this 3.5 mil usb $47 adapter and an $8 3.5 mil usb adapter?
Thank you for that tip about switching between cameras. Up to this point I have done all my editing on my phone and I'm just now investigating actually editing on my laptop and doing trickier shots.
I missed the switch of your helmet. Do you like the Ruroc better than the Scorpion (?) you had before? Thanks!
Some Dielectric grease around that mic connector will save you some heart ache in the rain giving you a bit of a buffer against moisture sneaking in.
Thanks for sharing 👍. I’m looking for better alternative than my intercom mic because the sound is very very thin. Might check if my old headset mic like the one you have can reach into the inside of my helmet
That was great i was trying figure out how to make it more affordable thanks mate.
Great job Jess 👍
is your microphone picking up the engine noise or one of the cameras?
Thanks, Jess, best wishes for the new year.
can you explain more on syncing up the cameras?
Thanks! This tutorial hits at the perfect time for me. How does the GoPro do at highway speeds? My helmet happens to be modular, so I guess that might pose a mounting issue, too, since I can only afford to set this up ONCE hahah. You really made it look easy to install. Thanks again!
Great video to help get started one question is my helmet has a built in Sena can that be connected to the go pro?
You can't directly connect it. and unless you manage to find a way to record the SENA audio, they will not work together
I love the look of ruroc helmets. I hope you enjoy yours but why? I remember you getting a scorpion helmet specially painted for you. Kind of messed up to go against them if connected to scorpion with sponsorship. Also why did you not get/use rurocs action camera mount specifically made for their helmets?
To each their own and truly hope you enjoy your crimson and ride safe .
Happy new year! Jess and Jordan.
Very Informative video Jess Thank u 💕loved d setup and view now. Ride safe Be safe 🤗
Hey Jess just got the Atlas 2 myself Very comfy helmet. Also the chin mount will be setting it up ASAP seems to put the cam in a good spot Did you not want to use that option ? 👍🏻🇦🇺
I can't help but think that there really ought to be a way to effectively waterproof that mic adapter connection. I know Shadetree Surgeon just duct tapes over his to give it some water resistance... and he runs wiring for a remote battery pack, too. Not pretty, but it works. (Hey, that's pretty much Josh's style in a nutshell, right there!)
Dielectric grease will ensure water can't short the connection.
This video is a gem. I just followed instructions and will test it tomorrow
Eeeeey happy new year Jess 🎉 🍻
Great vid keep it going, can hear an see everything clear. Now its time for upgrades on my 2009 dyna winter is finally here in kansas.
Great video. And you just answered my question about syncing the 2 cameras. Thank you.
hey hun, happy new year. thanks for the info on your set up,. my harry,s razor came and its great x
Happy new year Jess
Great walk through. Only thing I would suggest is cleaning all surfaces to be glued with alcohol. Especially if your helmet isn't new and could have God knowns what on it lol. Those 3m pads work well but it's always a good idea to prevent any possible issues.
Really useful setup video, thanks and happy new year 🤘🇳🇿
I wonder if it's better to use a separate voice recorder for audio? That way you can leave the GoPro housing in tact and waterproof.
Probably. I have not been able to find a good quality Bluetooth lav mic. And it just adds more wires from your body to your helmet. This setup allows your helmet to be a completely separate element you can remove it without being connected to anything else.
@@HerTwoWheels the mic from the headset is an absolutely brilliant idea. I wish GoPro would integrate bluetooth into their cameras. That way any wireless bluetooth mic would work. Eliminating the need for an adapter and keeping the GoPro waterproof.
Thanks again for sharing , its helpful.
You answered a lot of my questions, great video!
Subscribed 👍
Do you advise this set up with a modular helmet where the front lifts up?
Great video, cheers and safe riding