Motocomm have created a new helmet camera kit, designed for motorsports (supplied by DL Motorsports) but equally suited to hang gliding or paragliding, that they say is set to revolutionise in-flight recording in the UK.

Motocomm say their DSR-1003G kit enables you to record extremely stable video, with no hard-wiring necessary. The hard carry case the kit comes in contains everything including mounting kit, battery pack, helmet speakers and built-in MP3 player. Video can be played back with full image and sound through the digital recording device.

www.motocomm-uk.com

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