No it’s junk but posted on another thread,
I found a good solution.
https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/threads/dash-accessory-picatinny-rail-news.9247/post-804406
I happened upon a perfect solution that checks all the boxes for me.
I have an old GoPro hero4 so found a $6 tripod mount at best buy that converts the GoPro adapters to traditional 1/4 which is the accessory shoe. (Platinum - attached if you're into that kind of thing). I noticed something...
Ah that sucks - I guess I confused the issue cause Articles always paired no SAS or 2.7 w/ MT in MY21 but yes SAS in MT in my22 so I misread that the 2.7 would be avail too. Now I really know I made the right decision not just the instant gratification decision.
for what it's worth - the whole thing shifts that 1/8th of inch back to normal on the regular. So I'll put the top back up after it's been down for a while and noticed it's 1/8th inch between felt and roll bar on both sides. I think you just gotta be pretty careful as you put it down - don't do...
funny I find the 2.7 to be real aggressive particularly off road. I'm not really stepping on it yet either cause I'm just shy of the break-in. I find the twin turbo to be incredibly powerful particularly on the low end.
All good - the size of it seems like it could be heavy enough to be sturdy. Also the fact that you can lean it and the bottom of the MagSafe one you have could rest on the dash in front of it might also give the support required to keep it from shaking. Exciting on the build front you will be so...
Ah awesome - thank you! Can you position enough so the camera lenses aren't blocked I'm assuming? Tomahawk would be ideal but I see it's sold out. One other question - have you shot any video from camera with it? I'm concerned the two pieces holding the bracket will vibrate quite a lot but if...
I have a feeling this will be too wobbly to work as well - it will need something that doesn't have an arm that connects to the phone which is heavy enough to create shake.
I tried an option I got off amazon last night and it had way too much shake - the iPhone worked hard to stabilize but not good enough. I think the biggest issue is the bar that holds the bracket. If could stabilize more somehow it could work - when I braced it a bit with my hand it worked pretty...
I had this lying around house. I used the rectangle strips and cut to fit - for some reason it’s black now on the Amazon link but maybe that’s better anyway. Only concern is does it rub off as the mechanism opens and closes due to thickness but I’ve had on for a while now and it hasn’t rubbed...
So update after 10 days of riding in stage coach mode, mullet mode and fully bald almost exclusively - lots of up and down and really carefully to protect the rollbar paint: I am finally seeing the mechanism start to lean slightly one way - if I am facing the truck it's leaning right by about a...
Well after all of my excitement the test drive just now proved this won’t work. The bar that holds the bracket is too long/flex so while the image stabilization does take over to some degree, the picture is too degraded for my liking. VIDEO BELOW.
Back to the drawing board. bracing the bar...
I found a decent approach for a really inexpensive way to mount my iPhone quickly. The 4K wide and regular on my iPhone 11 Pro is superior to my GoPro so this made sense for me. Since it’s tight to car there is no shake but again this is a poor mans approach vs throwing a gimbal or slider
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