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Comment by Jerry Latimer on June 18, 2018 at 4:45pm

Cockpit camera is mounted using a suction mount.
Rudder camera is mounted using an aluminum skateboard mount for GoPro cameras. I purchased by googling GoPro skateboard mount. There a lot to choose from. I permanently attached one to each wing and one to the rudder.
Cockpit audio is picked using a Flightcam audio cable for GoPros. These can be purchased from Aircraft Spruce, Sporty's, Nightcam, etc.
The displayed GPS data was captured by using a GPS logger on my cell phone. It ouputs a *.nema file. A free app from Dashware is used to sync the rudder video (prior to editing) with the GPS file. Garmin's VIRB video editing software can also be used for this. It is also free.
The 2 videos are then combined and edited in another free program, Davinci Resolve. This is a really powerful editor. Resolve was used to added the music track.
FYI, it takes from 4 to 6 hours to get to the video that was uploaded to YouTube.
Jerry

Comment by Mack P. Kreizenbeck on June 18, 2018 at 11:58am

thanks for sharing. I'd like some info on how you set up your go-pros and tied them in with audio, etc.. aprazer@cableone.net
mack