So we'll take a look at another short video to go along with my swing catalyst GC quad integration and I said that I would talk about some of the hardware that I use with swing catalyst and in my case I use the GIGI cameras from FLIR to give you an idea of what we're using and I'll talk about the mount that I use so the building that I set up my golf sim in it is a guess called a two-car garage I have a steel roller door on the back and my hitting screen my impact screen is on the front so to have a camera mount on a tripod on a regular I'm not a big fan of it so I came up with this magnetic mount and I'll put the link description below if anybody's interested in it but basically it's a magnetic mount that a lot of people might have seen or used for a GoPro or some sort of action cam trying to focus in so you can see the brand making model of this thing from pet code and again I'll put the link in the description below if you're interested in purchasing that kind of a mount so ideally you're wanting these cameras to be in the same spot all the time so what I've done is I've traced a small circle where I physically put the camera each and every time and I'll just line it up onto the circle itself and again very important that you get the camera level always at the same height so what I do because I move my camera a lot is I just set on a small bubble level and then I'll just rotate the camera on the door until I get it straight and my camera is always in the same angle same height and it's always nice and level at all times so this is my down-to-line camera that I would typically use in my simba and then of course on the other side for the right-hand right-hander I have another geeky camera from Flur on the bass on view for right and for the mount that I use this one's permanently fixed to the wall it's actually a net-gear Arlo mount so I have that set up from I just had an extra mount from one of my Arlo camps and I use that and it seems to work quite well that one's in a fixed position all the time if I do have a lefty using the swing counter with software I will take that camera off and I have a separate mount on the wall over here this is what the mount looks like without the camera so it gives you a bit of an idea and I'll actually take the mount and some similar idea because I have the mount set up and I would put it on the wall over here and again put my level back on there and that's set up for a lefty now that's the idea behind it so my feedback from the geeky setup are the geeky cameras I have one of the older cameras it's not really that old but I see that swing catalyst has just released the newest geeky cam Blackfly mine is the Blackfly geeky cam but revision wand or whatever it might be I'm maxed out at 90 frames per second and this one looks like it is much higher getting into that 293x per second so some feedback that I have on the the geeky cam itself is basically if you don't need to have in my case I needed the extra ethernet cable I have a lot of distance from where my PC is set up so I needed the geeky cam for POE so that I have the distance it does take a little bit of a computer savvy type of a person to be able to set up the geeky cam and it comes with some challenges with the software and just sometimes with the network etc you can run it to some issues if my I guess my opinion would be if you have the option to go with a USB the USB 3 cameras definitely want to go that route they're plug and play just like a wet cam very simple very easy I highly recommend the USB cameras if you need the extra running distance the USB cable won't go the distance that you need definitely you're gonna want to go with a POE but you're gonna need some some computer skill to set up the network and you're gonna need a PUE ethernet card so I have a dual internet card on my PC well actually just click over to the website here and give you an idea of what you're looking at so I'm not sure how much I paid for mine this is right off of Swing Catalyst website they have theirs on for $180 but basically I have that exact same card at its research and picked up that card I have a two camera system with my system once in a while I will set up the cameras and I'll put one overhead so I've got a couple mounting brackets on the top of my sim bay and I can do kind of an overhead show as well but again I highly recommend the USB camera if it plug and play if you're familiar and you're a little tech savvy and you need the extra length of the cables and you're gonna want to go PUE option but of course you have the extra cost of the card and the cameras yeah they're very close very similar in price go back to the camera so here's the USB camera yeah the camera USB versus the Gigi Camp exact same price obviously with the Gigi Camp you're gonna need the PUE network card so it comes out of an additional cost as well so it gives you a bit of an idea of what you're up against see if I can get a shot of the lens the lens that I use and if you're buying everything through Swing Catalyst the guy's down at Swing Catalyst absolutely excellent they'll get you all the information that you made you'll give them the measurements of your sim bay and from there they'll help you out with what lens you need for your particular distance and here's the lens that I ended up with from my back wall to my hitting area I have about six feet and probably about eight feet for the face-on camera to where my hitting area is so it gives you a bit of an idea but again if you're buying these cameras through the guys that Swing Catalyst or your local authorized dealer and for Swing Catalyst they'll definitely help you up with all the the hardware and ask the appropriate questions for what you need what you need to do and the hardware that you purchase so if you have any questions comment below soon to come I'm gonna do some videos on some of some club fitting tools, lawful eye machines, swing analyze machine, our summary frequency analyzer and shop puller, involvement mechanics, couple videos that I got posted here shortly and if anybody's interested I'm gonna do share. Anyway that's a wrap and we'll finish off there. Thanks for watching.