Poloroid Cube
09-27-14 | 03:27 PM
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Grillparzer
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Poloroid Cube
Might be an interesting camera to use assuming the magnet idea actually works.
Amazon.com: Polaroid POLC3 Cube HD Digital Video Action Camera Camcorder (Blue): POLAROID: Electronics
Amazon.com: Polaroid POLC3 Cube HD Digital Video Action Camera Camcorder (Blue): POLAROID: Electronics
09-27-14 | 06:44 PM
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I would NOT trust the magnet on a handlebar.
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09-27-14 | 09:29 PM
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09-28-14 | 11:59 AM
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It has a very short battery life if I remember right. Not sure what good it will be to cyclist w/options like gopro/virb/and others.
Seems more like a toy camera than something thats meant to catch accidents and what not.
Seems more like a toy camera than something thats meant to catch accidents and what not.
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