Having got a gopro i though i would be the first to share it! 
Its clips of tacking and a couple of gybes, one v doddgy one, in about 19knots true wind wind against a 3+ knot tide. 
  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D1vy5-yaajg
edited by markh on 22/06/2012
edited by markh on 22/06/2012

Link does not work for me

Sorry Clive,  I have now edited the post with the correct link. I was having a senior moment!

Must be a long term thing mark :) Doesnt work for me either

Must be a long term thing mark :) Doesnt work for me either

now 404ing

Just try this http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D1vy5-yaajg   is all this hassle worth it,  I hope im better at sailing than this computer stuff!

Yeah. Working now.

Got a bit interesting downwind for a while with the kite flopping behind the main.

Don't understand tho - the sky is a strange blue colour and its all bright

How far beyond the boom end did the camera mount go?

the camera was about 18 inches behind the boom.  It would i think be much better mounted on the boat center line about 18" behind the boom, but this needs some thought to make it easier to remove.
The gopro sticky flat mount was stuck onto the wood and I also put two 4mm would screws thought the mount and into the wood. 
I had tried mounting on a length of 2" aluminium light weight angle but got to much camera shake.

I think I am going to set Matthew a summer project for a universal, removable, no drills, transom mounting device. Best start point seems to me to be something that uses the hollows between rudder fittings and transom. The stunt-kite business has led to the availability of interesting carbon rods and connectors from the Internet, which should help too?

For the 100, the transom drain holes could be used as part of a mounting system, but I think something more generic would be fun
edited by Clive on 23/06/2012

Well done Mark - pretty cool video. Like the fluro top - is that so the container ships can see you ?!!!!

Ive got a GoPro will have to respond in kind !

Cheers

Chris