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Dauntless 180 - Some video from a different perspective
I used this video camera http://www.goprocamera.com/ with the "Normal" Lens.
The quality of the little thing is pretty good. The only down side is if you don't have a laptop handy you really don't know what you shot. Their is a viewfinder but in the positions I mounted the camera it would be impossible to look thru it. Next time I'll have a better idea of what I'm really shooting
I noticed in the first video that I could not see your cavitation plate while you were at WOT. I think that your dealer may have installed your motor on the bottom hole. You may want to raise your motor up a hole or two so when you're on a plane....you can see your cavitation plate.
Cliff
1966 13' Sport with a 1993 40hp Yamaha 2 Smoker
I noticed in the first video that I could not see your cavitation plate while you were at WOT. I think that your dealer may have installed your motor on the bottom hole. You may want to raise your motor up a hole or two so when you're on a plane....you can see your cavitation plate.
Thanks
Your somewhat correct, check out the last video 2:50 seconds. You can slightly see the plate. It could go up one more hole, I'm not sure where it is right now. Also my transducer is kicking off a nice spray which is blocking the view. I need to bend some lexan like I did for my Montauk
