Bullet/Helmet cam

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Anybody out there using a bullet/helmet cam that can be powered by an external battery pack to prolong recording time?

Much as I would like a go pro I'm not really after anything that big.

Thanks folks.
 
small bullet camera recording to an external recording device?
 
My normal one I use on my bike is a Contour Roam 2. It doesn't take run off external power, but it will do about 3 hours on a full charge in low quality mode.

However I just bought a cheap "go-pro rip off" off ebay though for £26 for another purpose. That DOES run off external power. I won't be shooting any high quality documentaries with it, but seems ok so far, for the price. It's so cheap it doesn't even have a brand but search for "waterproof action cam" and you will find a plethora of listings.
 
Thanks folks.

Byker28i said:
small bullet camera recording to an external recording device?
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No, internal recording I just want it to run from an ext battery pack if poss.
 
There used to be a number of small dv recorders that would run the small bullet cameras. You could power the lot off say the 12v from a car or bike, or a 12v battery pack. I used to run a similar setup on the bike, small thin bullet camera inside the helmet to the dv recorder in my backpack. Batteries lasted about 6 hours and longer when I went lipo for the weight saving.
You can get some bike cameras with 12v pickup - i.e.
http://www.4kam.com/46Kam_onboard_bike_camera.htm
http://shop.roadhawk.co.uk/roadhawk-ride-bullet-camera
 
DogCamSport do an external battery pack for their Bullet R+, HD2 and Roadhawk Ride cameras that adds 4 hours of battery life. They might be the sort of size you want.
 
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