Mounting a GoPro/DJI Osmo to an Aircraft

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BustedMahJesusNut@reddit

Bad idea. You're going to break an expensive gimbal, a more expensive aircraft, or have a hull and crew loss. If you are flying solo and operating a gimbal for the first time don't do it.

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A9qx@reddit (OP)

Gimbal???? No???? An action camera (https://www.dji.com/mobile/osmo-action-5-pro) (https://gopro.com/en/us/)

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mounted externally by an AME with no distracting controls. eh, to each their own. i sorta smash cheap DJIs as an outlet for the really bad suicidality usually get some good footage or photos out of it as a side bonus. know that if it drops in granny’s soup (or on her noggin) you are liable.

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A9qx@reddit (OP)

I had a stroke reading this, but I understood it, thank you for your response I appreciate it you helped.

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BustedMahJesusNut@reddit

basically get a mechanic to do it right so you don’t drop shit and get in shit. comprende?

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OracleofFl@reddit

There are a bunch of youtube videos out there like this one: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PGv1JRmmfdY

and

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nPd_dacvE9g

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TxAggieMike@reddit

https://www.nflightcam.com may have some solutions

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A9qx@reddit (OP)

Thank you for the information I appreciate it, that’s also cool ur from Denton I have some family that goes to UNT and I noticed that haha.

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rFlyingTower@reddit

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I’ve got a Beechcraft Bonanza A36, and I’m curious about how to attach external action cameras to it. I found some older posts, but they’re quite outdated. Does anybody know of any mounts or links to specific products I can buy to install on the aircraft? That way, I can mount an action camera on the outside and enjoy capturing some cool footage. I will appreciate any responses or input.

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