In the above video, I have it titled 71mph pursuit. I titled it 71 mph because my GPS does read 2 mph slower than what the speedometer in my real vehicle shows. So if my vehicle show 62 mph my GPS will show 60mph.
Having said that the GPS really said 69mph. The reason I say I loosing confidence in the GPS because I see many people posting gps number on video and to me I wondering what kind of gps the have. I see videos of man posting all kind of 91 mph and all I thinking they boat is not faster than mine.
I spend sometime studying video footage and distance in the footage. Example when you fully zoom in on a video the distance looks closer to the actual distance as you would see it when looking with your bare eyes. With no zoom it looks twice as far.
Having said that if you watch my video you will realize it's a big body of water. I does study the video timer and distance that the boat cover over like a 2 second or 3 second span of time.
What I would like to draw the readers attention to is when the video start begin at 9 seconds to when it just reach 11 seconds.
Within that 2 seconds span 9 seconds to 11 seconds you can see at 9 seconds the boat is approaching the area where it would appear directly 0 degrees in front the camera. So it like at 45 degrees angle away from the camera to the right. This is the beginning of 9 seconds.
At the beginning of 11 seconds, just 2 seconds later it like the boat has almost vanished, it has become come like a dot. This is a boat that read 69 mph on gps. So if 69mph on my GPS looks like that, imagine what 90 or 110mph would look like on my GPS.
I dare anyone to do this to any of them video where person posting 90 mph and 100 mph on gps. In fact do it for the saw events video too.
Because if they GPS is right mine is way off.
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