Scottish Elises

Hi all,

Someone told me a while back about a range of bullet cams that are a complete self-contained unit that records directly onto an SD card. Can't find any info about them anywhere though. Anybody know anything about them?

Cheers

Dan@JPS

http://www.chasecam.com/

http://www.fastfilms.co.uk/

Some very reasonable priced solid state recorders with AV input for bullet cams

Dunno about the single unit bullet cams though.

roadboy wrote:Hi all,

Someone told me a while back about a range of bullet cams that are a complete self-contained unit that records directly onto an SD card. Can't find any info about them anywhere though. Anybody know anything about them?

Cheers

Dan@JPS

The Oregon Scientific ATC2K was tested on Gadget show a couple of weeks ago and is a self contained unit recording onto SD card. Looked interesting and it was quoted as being around £70 odd quid. However on the Gadget show site it now says they are £159.99. Checked Oregon Scientific's UK website but couldn't find out anything about it. Info from Gadget show here
http://gadgetshow.five.tv/jsp/5gsmain.j ... cal%20List

Archos players record on to hard drives from bullet cams

What's the Archos like for recording trackday footage, as a hard disk player is it likely to be affected by vibrations through the car? I'm quite keen to get a bullet cam and some sort of digital recorder in the new year, I have no need for a video camera, but an Archos would be of more use to me.

I quite liked the look of the MobiBox from FastFilms, but can't help thinking that an Archos might be a better bet purely from the storage point of view. Any advice welcome, will be looking to buy sometime in the new year

Jamie

The Oregon is available on ebay http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/OREGON-SCIENTIFIC ... dZViewItem. Looks a really neat unit - very tempted to get myself another Xmas pressie.

Mark