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guesty Proficient

guesty

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I couldn't get one up to the power cruise in time so we ran a couple of HDD camcorders in the car instead. meeting up with Stuart on friday before Rally Tas to pick mine up so i can use it at the hillclimb next weekend.

madaz R33 Proficient

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howdy, Damo here, I,m seriously interested in buying a setup, I will be talking with guesty 2nite about his , so could u put a setup on hold until i get the info i want to know off guesty,i will know if i definetly want one 2morro, so hold on to 1 for me!! cheers Damo

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t01-100

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howdy, Damo here, I,m seriously interested in buying a setup, I will be talking with guesty 2nite about his , so could u put a setup on hold until i get the info i want to know off guesty,i will know if i definetly want one 2morro, so hold on to 1 for me!! cheers Damo

no worries damo, i'll be in burnie for rally tas on friday if you're still keen mate!

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no worries damo, i'll be in burnie for rally tas on friday if you're still keen mate!

just waiting on guesty bringing the camera through this weekend so i can check it out and make a decesion

guesty Proficient

guesty

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These camera` are awesome. Had a quick look at some footage from the rally on friday. There was a porcshe that was running a couple of these cameras on it. So easy to use. I may have sold a few of them

this weekend

guesty Proficient

guesty

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These camera` are awesome. Had a quick look at some footage from the rally on friday. There was a porcshe that was running a couple of these cameras on it. So easy to use. I may have sold a few of them

this weekend

madaz R33 Proficient

madaz R33

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These camera` are awesome. Had a quick look at some footage from the rally on friday. There was a porcshe that was running a couple of these cameras on it. So easy to use. I may have sold a few of them

this weekend

still havent caught up with guesty yet,^^ just want to get my hands on one first! hold on to one for me!

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wrxkilla

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bumping up an old thread.

can these things take bigger SD cards? I dont see a reason why I can't grab a 4gb SD card...

Still taking orders what is current price and stock?

Thanks

Michael

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