Basic home-made support for camera

[Carolus]

No special stuff, all I needed was found at home.

A couple of plates –one of them properly bent-, nuts, bolts and washers. Furthermore, a pair of universal supports from an old movies projector.

Windshield and some plastics were removed:

Two holes made with scissors:

Ready to go:

And one video on the fly:
[video]www.youtube.com/watch?v=1DGCB_e5z8c[/video]

Simple but effective…

 

[antrey]

Very nice view. Did you have to put new holes through your dash? I have an ST1100 so not too familiar with the 1300 dash.

 

[STrep]

That is a pretty good picture looking through the windshiled:camera1:

 

[stevepyle]

That was awesome (except for those giant speed bumps). Great job!

 

[Carolus]

Thanks a lot; I don?t check my threads for questions each day, sorry please.

Very nice view. Did you have to put new holes through your dash? I have an ST1100 so not too familiar with the 1300 dash.

Dear Antrey: yes: (only) two new holes as shown in pictures...

That is a pretty good picture looking through the windshiled:camera1:

Dear STrp: really it's only a short test for any problems: movements, bad framing, etc. with an old camera, thinking of possibilities for future...

That was awesome (except for those giant speed bumps). Great job!

Thanks, dear StevePyle; this is a small village where a person was killed by a car a few years ago and this is the reason for these bumps...

 

[tonupdave]

I made a camera bracket similar but I did't want to make holes, I made an inverted Y shaped bracket that hooked into the two vents at the bottom of the screen curving back to the top of the dash then a screw locking clip that hooks under the top of the dash plus the screw mount for camera the whole painted mat black and rubber backing.....The best is that it can be removed in seconds I will try and get a photo.