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Product Code: F-15719
MSRP: 299.99
Our Price: $299.99
Description:
Camera The Twenty20 camera features a small overall form factor, fitted with the next generation of CMOS camera technology. This technology substantially reduces power consumption and required voltage, thus significantly extending battery life. Additionally, the CMOS assembly process yields a camera that has greater vibration resistance as well as longevity, when compared to the aging CCD technology used by most other cameras. Image Sensor 1/3rd. inch CMOS Resolution 400 scan lines Dimensions (L) 2 " x (D) 1" Fps 30 Operating temp -14F - 122F Voltage Regulator The Twenty20 regulator is the only widely available system that can power your motorcycle camera using the vehicle battery. The regulator is built with an internal fuse and reverse wiring protection, which means improper installs aren't going to ruin your camera. And with our simple "Y" cable design there is only one connection for the entire system, so there are no extra wires and no chance of misconnecting you camera. Motorcycle Mount The Twenty20 camera mount uses a rubber-to metal-to rubber system the takes vibration out of the picture. The mount is fully articulating, allowing you to change camera angles whenever you like. A double sided rubber adhesive pad allows the mount to securely stick anywhere on the bike. This allows you to move the mount between different locations to ensure the craziest POV shots possible. Dont worry, the mount will stick far beyond any motorcycle wind and vibration you can create. Record Cable The Twenty20 record cable is a standard 3. 5mm mini-jack which fits most recording devices. For further information about compatibility please visit our tech center. This plug can be easily adapted to fit RCA inputs, as well as most other proprietary connections. Microphone The Twenty20 microphone features a high-gain input, as well as noise cancellation. Using the clip attached to the microphone cable you can secure the microphone inside your helmet to record your color commentary, or to the outside of your helmet to catch the sounds of your machine.
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