Is it strong enough to carry a GoPro Hero3?
879684
To make a point...I am sure it could lift two of them. The problem is it does not have any forward thrust if there is ANY detectable breeze. But vertical power/lift is more than fine.
2144178
I looked through the manual for the GoPro Hero 3 and it doesn't say. If there is a 1/4" mounting nut embedded into the bottom of the camera, it should work. I haven't personally looked at the GoPro cameras, but I haven't seen a camera or camcorder that doesn't have a standard screw-in style mounting hole/ nut. Look at the bottom of the camera and if it has a mounting screw hole, it should work. Good luck! Sorry that I couldn't give you a definite answer.
1717711
No, this handle best fits low to mid height DSLRs. The GoPro Would be a little too small.
1896280
It is a universal gopro mount. It will work with hero 3, it will work with any gopro case.
717978
Yes, I have the GoPro Hero 3 and the mount/adapter fit perfectly. Although, I have to agree with the comments about the thumbscrew. I did switch-out the thumbscrew for one of my GoPro thumbscrews, because the one in the kit was to short. The good news - I've used this mount for a few months now and it has not become loose or shaken while I am riding my motorcycle.
2034264
I was told the Phantom 2 cannot support a go pro, or so the mfg told me. It will hold the standard cam and gimbal. There are also extra storage spots where additional equipment could be stored. Overall, I like the case. There is also a backpack out there, which may be easier to lug around.
1269530
To be honest, I have'nt try it with a life jacket on, but I'm pretty sure it'd fit properly, it's very secure for the gopro camera and it's made of high quality materials. I like so far. Try it and have fun!
543317
Oh yeah it will hold. Just clean the surface and make sure there is a good contact patch. The gopro arm attachment will break before this mount comes loose.
1951749
I've never actually held a go-pro to know really how heavy it is, but I'd say almost definitely NO.. Although this thing is nimble and quick on it's own, and great fun to fly, it is that way only because it's so light. The motors are so small, that I'd say it's scaled only to lift itself. Even if you could get it to lift the weight, there's no way you'd get it balanced well enough to do so... Remember, this thing is small. To me, this thing is so good because it's so light it doesn't even have the inertia enough to hurt itself when it crashes.
11878
I have a GoPro Hero3, but the housing connect=ors are the same so there is no reason why it will not fit
778828
There is plenty of room for the provided GoPro mount with camera attached, in fact I now have a Zenmuse H32D Gimbal with Camera attached and it still fits fine. The case has raised pads to align the props so you should not damage them when closing the case. I'm actually quite impressed with the case overall.
909573
My Hero 3 works. As long as the base mount of the Hero 3+ hasn't changed it should fit. Only the camera and case changed sizes not the mount as I understand it. I doubt the mounts would change otherwise you'd have to buy all new mounts. You might check GoPro.com to see if the mounts changed. Hope this helps.
319819
Yes, I use this with my GoPro. You just need to have the tri-pod mount for the go-pro.
566737
I don't think the polarizer is the right size for the Hero 3+ outershell. You would be best to inquire with the GoPro company. They advertise that the Hero 3+ is smaller. Sorry I couldn't be of more help.
1460841
This plane has loads of power and it can carry a go pro. however mounting it will be a challenge. I personally use a Mobius 1080 P cam on my planes for flight footage and the come out great. Advantage is the Mobius lays flat unlike the Go pro which will cause a lot of drag and may affect aerodynamics of the plane. If mounted in line with the fuselage, it should not be a problem. I have mounted the Mobius on the fuselage, wings, even the tail of my planes.
1230258
It is strong enough but with a gimbal head and moving around quickly, it would feel quite flimsy. I would go for a beefier tripod to use with a gimbal head.
1109759
This has worked fine for my Hero3 in the standard case through a snowboarding and river rafting season.It is specifically designed for the GoPro case not regular cameras.