Anybody ever built a Belly mount set up?

[hkollross 0]

I am trying to build a belly mount camera setup- I have a friend who can manufacture the pieces, so now I am just looking for any advice-

Has anyone ever built their own? Tips or cautions on flying them?

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I am trying to build a belly mount camera setup- I have a friend who can manufacture the pieces, so now I am just looking for any advice-

Has anyone ever built their own? Tips or cautions on flying them?

Bonzo, you whack-bastard! Post those santa pics I took of you! Now!

I don't know anything about belly mounts, but I know tracking! Oh, that's right, you taught me tracking Whasssuuuuppp!!

[VideoToaster 0]

Check this web site out

http://www.vertical-visions.com/bellymounts/index.html

[hkollross 0]

Hold on to your Panties buck0- You might just get a picture via snail mail for X mas-

[quade 4]

http://boneheadcomposites.com/2002/mounts.htm

quade -
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[Cajones 0]

I have jumped the Vertical-Visions and the Bonehead mounts. I have the Vertical Dual Raptor, and test jumped the Bonehead mount at the WFFC. Of the two, I like the Bonehead composite, and the phallus can be interchanged with the phallus from the shue-vue. Jason at Vertical makes a very high quality product, but the Bell-vue is more comfortable, lighter, and has a bit more versatility. If you are planning to build one yourself, carbon fiber is likely not an option. The straightforward design of the Raptor would be easier to reproduce.

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