Mobius HD Camera Shroud Bundle!

Hi Everyone,

Given the increasing popularity of the fantastic Mobius HD video cameras, I've put together a bundle with the most popular 6 sizes of shrouds at a 20% discount over buying them individually!

If you have ever wanted to outfit your fleet of rockets to take breathtaking videos, this is a perfect way to do it!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p-KJCeNiFn4 - One of Dan Patell's latest videos capturing a really cool flight using a Mobius and one of the 3D printed camera shrouds!

https://www.etsy.com/listing/197372556/mobius-hd-camera-shroud-bundle

Here's another example of a Mobius video, again with one of Andrew's shrouds:

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patelldp said:

Here's another example of a Mobius video, again with one of Andrew's shrouds:

[YOUTUBE]wJAFiGFK_gE[/YOUTUBE]

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That fly got off the rocket just in time.


Got my mobius camera from Amazon today; 54mm shroud should be here within the week, just in time for Aeronaut! Dan, was your video taken with normal lens or wide angle?

My video was the normal lense.

patelldp said:

My video was the normal lense.

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Whew, my camera has the normal lens also and your video was great!

Both the normal and wide lenses produce great videos from what I've been hearing.

Here's another one from Jerry O (fun begins at 1:25) - Make sure you have it set to HD!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cLI9SI3KjHs&list=PLnjxD8Df2dcMEHDMg1IKyUvHLsnZ4driV

Another testimonial for the Mobius camera and Landru's camera shrouds:

Flight to 7394 feet, Mach 0.75 at LDRS: https://youtu.be/p9AOq7Y6CUw

Failed deployment, crash into plowed soil at 65-70 mph, no damage to camera or shroud: https://youtu.be/f3K491fcNIo

(Both with wide-angle lens)

Danno said:

Another testimonial for the Mobius camera and Landru's camera shrouds:

Flight to 7394 feet, Mach 0.75 at LDRS: https://youtu.be/p9AOq7Y6CUw

Failed deployment, crash into plowed soil at 65-70 mph, no damage to camera or shroud: https://youtu.be/f3K491fcNIo

(Both with wide-angle lens)

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That is so cool with the altimeter! How did you do that?

The gauges are done with DashWare (https://www.dashware.net/) - I can import the data file from my altimeter and sync it up with the video.

Just a suggestion, but shouldn't the Mobius shrouds have the area open where the camera heat sinks are located. Current design has the heat sinks virtually covered.

I took a dremel and cut out an area (overly large) that leaves the heat sinks open to the air; it's not pretty, but when the rocket is painted, so will the shroud (flat black), so it won't stick out like a sore thumb.

Danno said:

The gauges are done with DashWare (https://www.dashware.net/) - I can import the data file from my altimeter and sync it up with the video.

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Which altimeters were you using?

hball55 said:

Just a suggestion, but shouldn't the Mobius shrouds have the area open where the camera heat sinks are located. Current design has the heat sinks virtually covered.

I took a dremel and cut out an area (overly large) that leaves the heat sinks open to the air; it's not pretty, but when the rocket is painted, so will the shroud (flat black), so it won't stick out like a sore thumb.

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We had a discussion about that when the shrouds were first being designed. The consensus was there was no need to expose the heatsinks the way we were using the camera. I've left the camera to record an 8gb card and it just got barely warm in the shroud during testing. From what I've read elsewhere It sounds like the heatsinks are mostly for using the camera as a dash cam, when the camera is constantly plugged into a power supply.

Looks like you did your homework. Good to know my camera was not in danger of overheating.