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General Gps & Speed Waves Foiling Gear Reviews Lost & Found WA NSW QLD SA VIC TAS

jh2703

NSW

1225 posts

jh2703

NSW, 1225 posts

10 Oct 2012 9:53pm

Kogan has them on their website for $269 plus delivery....They do sting you on the delivery charge but you do get them to your door for under $300 which is $100 less then retail.

FYI

www.kogan.com/au/gopro/shop/cameras/

Edit....As it appears a lot of suppliers have dropped their prices to $369....You still save $70!

Oops, Or on Seabreeze for $329...

www.seabreeze.com.au/shop/scripts/prodList.asp?idCategory=26

poor relative

9106 posts

poor relative

WA, 9106 posts

11 Oct 2012 2:45pm

Imagine running into a pub shouting at the top of your lungs, The most popular beer here is 20c cheaper down the road.
Would you do it?

LongTimeAgo

NSW

106 posts

LongTimeAgo

NSW, 106 posts

12 Oct 2012 12:30am

I guess it's the 'Outdoor Edition'

Youtube videos have the cameras mounted on booms, the person's head, top of masts,.. how hard is it to get the mounts for these positions?

Underoath

QLD

2434 posts

Underoath

QLD, 2434 posts

12 Oct 2012 2:25am

LongTimeAgo said...
I guess it's the 'Outdoor Edition'

Youtube videos have the cameras mounted on booms, the person's head, top of masts,.. how hard is it to get the mounts for these positions?

You get a couple with ya camera. Just spend 25 bucks and get a few extra mounts.

My "old and faithfull" is the kite line mount I made out of the Go Pro Box it came in. Cost me nothing.

LongTimeAgo

NSW

106 posts

LongTimeAgo

NSW, 106 posts

12 Oct 2012 10:49am

Underoath said...

Just spend 25 bucks and get a few extra mounts.

where do you source them from?

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