@ Weed check my post above for a link to the mic i'm running. It does not require any adapter and is self support off the mic jack.

I must have missed it or dont see it. Can you report it please.

The GoPro does have a standard mic jack. It has a mini USB port so GoPro tries to make it proprietary so you have to buy their adapter

No worries, let me know if the links aren't working for ya

Quote from: steezin_and_wheezin on March 13, 2013, 06:55:49 AM
Gopro 2 here..

Since that edit, i've upgraded mine a bit with an external mic and snake rivers blurfix. The blurfix is great and made for underwater focus correction. I use it mainly to have the ability to run different filters, in my quiver i have; clear uv, polarizing, and a neutral density filter.

I'll take of photo of my setup when I get a chance. I do a lot of snowboarding and freebording(snowboard on asphalt) Its too risky to run my dslr as a follow cam so i've invested a good bit into the gopro

need to get my hands on a better camera i strap the cheap cobra 720 to my leg, and film, but want to egt a bullet style camera, and mount under the gopeds deck.

picked up one of these cheapies..surprisingly works well.

http://www.weatherconnection.com/product.asp?itmky=728236&s=froogle&gclid=CMSd38Hm_7UCFY6e4AodwEAAtw

Steezin, do you have another mic you are using in your lid? I dont want an external mic

Sorry misunderstood ya on this weed.. Nah i don't run a mic in helmet. Most of the stuff i'm recording is follow cams, and don't require a speaking mic.

Photo from my mini rig to get some commuting footage;


I'll post footage soon. Rides to work are straight shot, but rides home i get to do a bit of exploring

My DriftHD came in yesterday.
Wasn't planning on buying one.  Reason why I did is a long story.

Short version:
Two years ago my wife (along with a few of my friends, parents,...) bought me an amazing gift for my 30th birthday:
4 laps behind the wheel of fantastic cars on the old Nürburgring (Ferrari F430, Lamborghini Gallardo, Porsche GT3, Audi R8LM).

Cost a pretty penny, but everyone chipped in.  I was over the moon!
Turned out it was all too good to be true...  The company who sold the package didn't organise the ride: they only gave you a voucher for another company.

That company only had two or three dates available in a whole year, with a limited amount of driving slots.
Actually getting a spot in the cars seemed almost impossible.
Lately, online complaints from unsatisfied customers was growing and growing (I've been waiting for 2+ years, the queue has only gotten longer and longer) and a few months ago the inevitable happened:  the mismanaged company in Germany went bankrupt. 

Leaving me with a voucher. 
Lots of mails with the original company, who sold me the voucher gave me a small result:
I couldn't get my money back, but they could give me the chance to buy something else from their website.

Enter the DriftHD.
Like I said: wasn't planning on buying a sportscam, but having one sure beats being left empty handed after the racecar-catastrophe.

Well I did buy a mic. Can't use it because I took my bike completely apart for paint and parts change outs. I'll have it back together soon though and then I will do some vids.

nice! what mic did you go with?

Same Sony one you have actually. I bought the chinese copy off ebay after seeing several reviews on it. It came with a small extension cable I will use to route into the helmet. I havent decided how to mount it yet. Likely with some velcro.