GoPro Hero 9- first introduction to GoPro’s front LCD screen- a big plus when recording cockpit footage. You can record up to 5k which ensures the best picture quality. GoPro’s Hyper Smooth 3.0 give you the stability needed to smoothen out the vibrations experienced in flight.

If you’re going to record in 4k+, you need a SD card that can keep up. SanDisk is a trusted brand and this card lets you record and edit without lagging. You’re welcome…

 What good is great footage of your journey without the audio to accompany it? Plug your headset and action camera into this cable, and your cockpit audio will be recorded. This cable gives you the option to plug in an external power bank to charge your camera while it’s in use- which YOU WILL NEED if you are recording a flight more than 40-45 minutes. (this link is compatible with GoPro Hero 5 thru 10.

This power bank is a mission necessity! Charge your phone- or charge your action cameras on the go - you can’t go wrong with having this! (I’d rather fly missing a wing than missing my power bank…)

This is the mount I use ON THE OUTSIDE to get a camera on the wing of my Cherokee 180. I have also used it on the wing of an Arrow 200. I have pressure tested it up to approx 170 MPH. I’ll let you decide how much you want to push the envelope.

This is the suction cup mount I use to mount cameras ON THE INSIDE of the plane. Simple to use and enough suction to stick through the turbulence!