M3 rear tyre footage from Bedford
18 December 2006, 02:29 PM
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M3 rear tyre footage from Bedford
Here's a short clip from my bullet cam of the rear wheel around the one of the hairpins at Bedford. Sound quality is a bit crap as i'm still playing with the mic positioning ( basically you can only hear full throttle or wind 
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Just shows you how much force the tyres go through
YouTube - M3 rear wheel footage
I will post up a roof shot later once you tube up loads it
Scott
)Just shows you how much force the tyres go through
YouTube - M3 rear wheel footage
I will post up a roof shot later once you tube up loads it
Scott
18 December 2006, 03:11 PM
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19 December 2006, 01:34 PM
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Originally Posted by Blow Dog
Haha fantastic - when you get the M3?
I got the M3 as a wedding present for mrs in September. I have to drive around in a Navara pick up for work but at least i get to nick the keys to the M3 now and then
Originally Posted by scooter(WRX03 PPP)
What camera setup did you use and how much did it cost?
Im still playing around at the moment for the best set-up. The exhaust mic does'nt really work that well on the exhaust as it picks up to much wind noise and not enough other sound. I may try it in the engine bay next as it will pick up all engine noise and no wind hopefully. Other than that i might just use the AV line mic that comes in the kit, but this is only good for inside the car and as its a line mic it picks up every knock to the lead so it will need taping somewhere to avoid interferance. Probably going to buy a 12v supply for the camera aswell as the battery pack to hold 8 AA batterys only powers the camera for about 30 minutes, and that turns out to be bloody annoying when you have just done a couple of good laps and get no picture to show for it
19 December 2006, 06:30 PM
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Originally Posted by davyboy
You need to mount the mic in the car, anywhere else will pick up inteferance.
The exhaust mic is a special mic that suppose to sit on/near the exhaust. Its not supposed to pick up quiet noises and not supposed to pick up wind noise.
I've also got the AV line mic that supposed to be inside the car but it seemed a bit sensitive when i initially set it up. Still playing around for the best set-up so its either set up the line mic better inside the car or try it in the engine bay with the exhaust mic
In your experiance, what has given the best results???
Scott
19 December 2006, 07:14 PM
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Originally Posted by davyboy
I just stick it in the car, hasn't worked to bad on the video's I've made.....
That is until it broke at Oulton Park last week
That is until it broke at Oulton Park last week
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