How to Install the Cookie Utility Plate on a Cookie G35 Full Face Helmet + Roller Mount.
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- Опубліковано 13 жов 2024
- Today Henry shows how to install the Cookie Utility Plate onto the Cookie G35 Full Face Helmet, also how to properly install the Roller Mount.
NOTE:
The Utility Plate Kit comes with four extra screws to place in the center where the Roller Mount will be placed to add support.
So you have to use the original screws that come with your G35 with the Utility Plate.
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Thanks for the video. Great and easy explanation!
You've got to attach the camera to the mount BEFORE you attach the mount to the helmet!
In the video, you demonstrated using only two screws to fixate the camera mount cut-out. Is it recommended to use four screws for better stability, or are two screws sufficient for secure mounting? If four screws are recommended, what size screws are needed?
You'll use the 6 screws from the original plate assembled to your G35 plus 2 screws from the Utility Plate package. So it's a total of 8 screws holding the Utility Plate on. We didn't show that part of the full assembly in this demo, but you will use a total of 8 screws. Another video that may help is this one from Cookie: fb.watch/sSJtL7Js50/
So you need the Cookie G35, the untility package and a roller mount for the GoPro?
Here we are at a total price of over 700€!
Yes, that is correct. Those are the pieces needed and that is what Cookie is charging.
@@Chutingstar 1:51 There are 4 holes. So you cant screw the roller mount there tight without the cutaway system?
@@Scarab324 Technically you could but the cut away system is there to prevent you from big troubles that could result in serious injuries. You want a cutaway system in case anything is entangled with the camera mount, especially during an opening