Rick... my buddy at work just put together that the newest go pro, the remote attachment and then loaded the app onto his droid. he said it works great. the amazing thing is that apparently the remote (your phone) and the camera have a 600' range between the two. So as a deer hunter looking for that perfect video you can place the camera in a desired location and remotely view it as well as control it from your tree stand. Gotta love technology.
That's a neat idea!
Wood entertainment center with a 28" Sony Trinitron television. Also included is a Sony DVD/VHS player. One remote handles it all! Everything is in great shape!
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If you have Windows XP you can't use Windows Movie Maker. Anything after XP and your good to go. It's a simple editing software package. Sony Vegas is a great editing package, but sometimes those higher end programs can be tough to understand and operate. GoPro has some software for download on their site, but I have never used it. Editing video isn't fun. At least not for me.
We have the original GoPro HD camera, so I have to manually start and stop it. I found with the battery pack and a 32GB card it will go for about four hours. Which, most times, the first four hours of the morning is the hot bite. Apparently, the new WiFi backpack is available for my camera. The nice thing about this is you get remote control over your camera to start and stop it. It also has an APP for Android and iOS where it turns your phone into the remote control.
I used Windows Movie Maker. Still not comfortable with it, but it was on my computer, so I rolled with it. GoPro has software of their own you can DL off their site.
Thanks guys!
Good point! Well, what else are ya gonna do when a dude is bringing in some copper? LOL
We love it Brian! We actually went and test drove an 11 Meter this Fall, but the guy wouldn't come down. It's still for sale, so we'll see. Although it's a nice platform to fish off of, as you know she aint a cheap boat to run!
Hey Rick why don't you try and trade yours for his? Lol.
I'd rather be greedy and own them both! You'd never catch me off the water then!
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Anyone ever tried these things out? They look like a nice replacement to traditional "tip-downs." Might even work good for Lake Trout or Walleye.
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We snapped one of our Cisco's, and they did take care of it pretty well. We used to store an extended net in one, and I think that over-time bent and broke the arm just below the rod holder. Other than that they are great holders. I loved the unmatched adjustability of them.