Hey Haircut,

If you need some footage of what a catapult looks like to the sailor or bystander eye view of your mad loops then feel free to offer me the backpack next time you see me

will do Nebs and Gestalt . If we can get footage of everyone it would be great. I just hope i don't wreck it in the first session, or months for that matter

here's a still shot from some footage i took at work with it

www.seabreeze.com.au/gallery/gallery.asp?imageid=4156

here's a pic with the JVC camcorder image on left and the bullet cam on right

You can find a rundown on the gear I used for the helmet cam here.
http://open.neurostechnology.com/node/765

The Youtube footage has lost a lot of resolution due to file size issues.

Pelican cases are water proof cases. pelican.com/home.php

Haircut: make sure the epoxy has bonded properly to your case. It sometimes doesnt stick very well to some plastics and a small tug on the wire could break it off. I also prefer to beat ** out of this type of thing before putting the expensive camcorder inside. Make sure you treat it rougher in the "test" than it will experience in actual use otherwise its not a test.

As an added backup I also used a dry bag over the pelican case. www.seatosummit.com.au/showproduct.php?Category=Dry%20and%20Storage%20Sacks
These also tend to get damp on the inside but combined with the pelican case I havent had any troubles.

Cheers
Brett