SwimPro Basix Underwater Swim Camera Video System (New)

SwimPro Basix
The entry level SwimPro Basix consists of a 420TV line Static Wall Bracket Swimming Camera and a Hard Disk Recorder (HDR) with delayed playback. If you are looking for a camera that will simply sit on the side or end of your pool wall, this is the system for you.

Applications: Popular applications for this system include Delayed Playback Swimming Camera (5 sec, 10 sec, 30 sec etc delayed video playback), end of lane and side wall stroke, style and turn review camera, swimming squad recording and swimming camps and general training.

Static Wall Bracket Camera: This bracket system is a fold-away, extremely durable, marine grade aluminium underwater Swimming Camera unit. The 420TV Line camera is angle and height adjustable to achieve video footage from a vast range of perspectives. The bracket sits over any wall of a pool and can be easily relocated or removed by simply lifting it off the wall. This portability makes it easy for coaches and trainers to set up the unit and remove the unit when not in use. The bracket fits on all types of pools and is designed not to pose any risk or safety hazards to swimmers in and out of the water.

Hard Disk Recorder (HDR): Simple to operate, plug-&-play recording system that records full DVD quality video directly to a 500GB hard drive (over 24 hours recording time). This HDR offers full swimming stroke and style analysis functions including slow motion, frame-by-frame analysis, zoom and pan, delayed playback and more. All videos can be accessed instantly and played back for review through your Plasma or LCD TV right on pool deck. Swimming videos can also be downloaded to a computer via USB Thumb drive, SD Card, external hard drive or even your IPhone/Android mobile.

The delayed playback function is popular and is used by coaches to set a 10 sec, 20 sec, 40 sec or 2 min. video delay. Swimmers can finish their lap, look up at the TV and watch themselves swimming towards the camera. Another popular application is to take a recording of the swimmer, rewind the video recording and analyse stroke, style and body water position in slow motion video playback. At 25 frames per second, coaches can pick up the finest inefficiencies in technique.

Camera, Camera Cable length, HDR and Connection Cables can be upgraded. A Hard Waterproof Carry Case PCAM12160 is also available.