how to tie safety rope to camera
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http://www.instructables.com/id/GoPro-Mounting-Tips-Installing-GoPro-Tethers/ The guy is deaf so there is no sound but I assume you can figure it out by simply watching the video. Its pretty straight forward.
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http://www.instructables.com/id/GoPro-Mounting-Tips-Installing-GoPro-Tethers/The guy is deaf so there is no sound but I assume you can figure it out by simply watching the video. Its pretty straight forward.
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Alternatively you can go to any store with a fishing department and by swivel clips and attach those to the string.
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Onto the sliding device in the middle. Their should be a spot to screw in directly into your camera.
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4 cable clamps, safety harness, safety rope to hook to trolley and the harness, D- ring to hook harness to safety rope
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Mine did not come with a tether. As answered, the stock tether with the camera is light but quite strong. For my motorcycle, as long as the fall distance is short, the stock tether is OK. When a "higher risk" camera environment, I use some braided high strength fishing line and zip ties for attachment. Too the credit of the Contour mounts, I've not had any problems with them so far (purchased Oct 2014) and have managed to push them a little bit :0
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Just take off an original strap and attach this product by nylon cable tie. It is very easy.
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Simply remove the battery compartment cover on the camera. Store it in the extension of the grip that sticks up. Take the battery out of the camera. Place the extension that you just stored the cover into the camera. Use the tripod screw to secure the connection. Put batteries in the grip and you're good to go.
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I drilled one hole for the camera cable, and drilled 4 holes using self drilling screws to hold the camera. You could use 2 sided tape to hold the camera. You might want to use screws to mount the included camera mount to a larger piece of metal, then use two sided tape or some other kind of adhesive to mount the larger piece of metal to the trailer.
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Drill two 3/32 holes. I put mine on the corner. Steal any lanyard off an old camera. BAM! Works like a charm.
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I believe that the safety line is 5/8" thick rope and the Prusik knot loop is 1/2".
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Are you referring to a bobber? The line has camera technology in it, so unable to secure by tying it. I suppose one could use bobber if could attach in some way, I love mine for crappie fishing
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Just untie the knots, adjust the chair height where desired and knot the rope at that level.
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¼ to ⅜ inch should work fine...but it might be difficult getting the proper tension with rope over cable...
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There is a small place at the end of the camera. You have to slide the strap through there.
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I don't recall it being an issue. I think I just squeezed the small loop at the end together to get it through the bar, then slipped the strap through the small loop like you'd put on a luggage tag. I guess if it's really an issue, you can take it to a local camera store, and I'm sure they'd help you.
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A harness is needed. This system is just your safety line and locking carabiner. I've used it many times this season already and love it!
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Use a couple of stainless steel hose clamps and either a small board to attach camera housing to or a homemade metal flat metal piece . You can use small U-clamps to run the hose clamps threw. All can be purchased at any hardware store.
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The manual does not specify a particular type of line for use, only that it does not exceed a 6ft free fall as per OSHA. I use a 3/8 polyester rope rated at 600 lbs, the harness is only rated at 400 lbs