How to attach a helmet camera or accessories?

@june.emard 

Attaching a helmet camera or accessories generally requires a few simple steps. Here's a general guide on how to do it:

1. Select the camera or accessory: Choose the helmet camera or accessory that suits your requirements and type of activity. Ensure it is compatible with your helmet.
2. Prepare your helmet: Thoroughly clean the surface of your helmet where you plan to attach the camera or accessory. Use rubbing alcohol or a mild detergent to remove any dirt or debris that might prevent proper attachment.
3. Determine optimal placement: Decide on the ideal spot to attach the camera or accessory. It should offer a good perspective, be secure, and not obstruct your field of view.
4. Check the mount type: Identify the type of mounting system your camera or accessory uses. Common options include adhesive mounts, strap mounts, or buckle mounts.
5. Attach adhesive mounts: If you have adhesive mounts, peel off the protective backing to expose the adhesive side. Press the mount firmly onto the desired spot on your helmet and hold it in place for a few seconds to ensure it adheres properly.
6. Attach strap or buckle mounts: For strap or buckle mounts, thread the straps or buckles through the designated areas on the mount. Place the mount in the desired position and securely tighten the straps or buckles until it is firmly attached.
7. Mount the camera or accessory: Depending on your specific camera or accessory, follow the manufacturer's instructions to attach it to the mounting system. Usually, it involves securing it with screws, clips, or sliding it into the mount.
8. Adjust the angle: Adjust the angle of the camera or accessory to ensure it captures the desired perspective. Most mounts offer some degree of adjustability, allowing you to fine-tune the aim.
9. Test for stability: Give the camera or accessory a firm shake to check if it is firmly attached and secured. Ensure it doesn't wobble or move excessively before starting your activity.

Remember, always follow the manufacturer's instructions specific to your camera or accessory for proper installation. Additionally, ensure that you comply with any local laws or regulations regarding helmet-mounted cameras or accessories when using them in public spaces or specific activities.