We’ve put up the individual vids for each camera, now it’s time to see them all in one mix so you can compare and see the audio/vision qualities you prefer in making a decision.

Offroad racing is a heap of fun and the power of the V8 buggy driven in this clip is a fully kitted racing unit. offroadrush.com.au​ have a set-up where the regular punter can have a crack at grabbing the wheel of one of these beasts. 

We hooked a session up at their Colo location and took a bunch of cams along to record the experience and give our customers an idea of how the different units perform under dust and heavy vibration conditions. 

As always the Motor Racing crews are pretty laid back and we had a great time. That being said, a quick stop at a nearby pub with Petra and Juha on the way home proved that beer is the best remover of dust, haha. 

Juha did a mad job of mounting the cams. The view here is from The Tachyon XC Microsportscamera.com.au/​2010-tachyon-xc-c-108.html (HD model out in November 2010), Drift HD 170sportscamera.com.au/​drift-innovation-hd170-p-390.html , GoPro HD Motorsports Herosportscamera.com.au/​hd-motorsports-hero-p-312.html and the Contour HD 1080 mounted to the underside of my helmet visor. You can see the properties of the Contour HD at sportscamera.com.au/​​contour-hd-1080p-p-307.html
(and remember the GPS version will be available from mid October so you can map where you’ve been!)

If you have any questions about mounting or other details, just message us here or send an email direct. We’re always keen to bring people up to speed on any aspects of our sportscameras, the biggest range in Australia.


Thanks to Chris and the crew at Offroad Rush for a good time.