[Blainefab]

Group Purchase on ContourHD and ContourHD-1080P cameras, bundled systems and accessories.

Product descriptions here: http://www.ioportracing.com/Merchant2/merc..._Code=ContourHD

The bundled packages include a 1/4-20 adapter for use on a standard tripod mount.

Also included in the GP pricing are the camera mounts on this page:
http://www.ioportracing.com/Merchant2/merc...ategory_Code=CM
The CM-4 and CM-7 are ideal rollbar mounts for the ContourHD camera

total up the retail prices from the IOPort, take 12% off for GP price. Note there are 2 pages of products and accessories - all are included in the GP pricing.

The 720P camera has been discontinued, and replaced with the 1080P camera, at a $50 retail added cost. My distributor has 3 of the 720P left in stock - first come first served on the 720P, no backorders.

email me with your shipping ZIP code, I will calculate shipping cost and sales tax (for shipments to CA addresses), and send you a PayPal invoice for payment with a credit or debit card.

I'll leave this GP open for 2 weeks (Nov 15-29), then place the order with my distributor on Nov 30, and ship to buyers on Mon Dec 6

Good time to stock up on misc stuff for next season and save a bit on consolidated shipping, I have this stuff in stock: ARP studs, Dorman lugnuts, reinforced swaybay brackets, Delrin shift knobs, wheel spacers, lift eyes. I'll discount these items 5% from regular prices when ordered with a Contour HD camera.

[StanIROCZ]

The 720P camera has been discontinued, and replaced with the 1080P camera, at a $50 retail added cost. My distributor has 3 of the 720P left in stock - first come first served on the 720P, no backorders.

Is 1080P worth $50 extra? From what I've been told, you can't see the difference unless you are using a 32" or larger TV. I have no plans to watch this on a TV that large since I don't even own one that big!

[Blainefab]

The 720P camera has been discontinued, and replaced with the 1080P camera, at a $50 retail added cost. My distributor has 3 of the 720P left in stock - first come first served on the 720P, no backorders.

Is 1080P worth $50 extra? From what I've been told, you can't see the difference unless you are using a 32" or larger TV. I have no plans to watch this on a TV that large since I don't even own one that big!

My distributor sez the video quality is not a large difference from the 720 (the demo vid is 720) to the 1080 - if you'll never watch on anything but a computer monitor than save the $50, go for the 720. If you want the latest and greatest and use a big screen TV on your vids, then the +$50 (minus 12%) on the 1080 is a good value. I believe the 1080 adds some user features, too.