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The smallest and lightest helmet cameras on the market, the Tachyon OPS line of miniature cameras are perfect for easy and unobtrusive filming of sports and action videos.

Tachyon XC helmet cams can take on a all of your adventures and bring back the footage. Our OPS helmet cams (or head cams), come equipped with multiple mounting accessories that help you to easily attach your cam to helmets, goggles, sports equipment, tripods, dashboards and more. With our Picatinny rail mounts and assorted gun rails, our OPS cameras are easily attached to guns for amazing hunting and shooting video.

Our high-dynamic image sensors and a wide-angle lenses give users clear, undistorted helmet camera video from even low-light situations and, in the case of Micro cams, under water.
The ideal helmet cameras for filming in extreme conditions, Tachyon XC helmet cams can take on a all of your adventures and bring back the footage.
Tachyon OPS Helmet Cameras are the smallest and lightest on the market. These are the best bet for any video action above water.
The rechargeable batteries for our OPS cams come built in for shockproof reliability and economy.

• * One-Button Operation
• * Ultra Small and Ultra Light with Great Sound and Picture
• * By far the best action camera for Paintball & Airsoft & real guns.
• * Perfect for all winter sports such as Skiing & Snowboarding, Biking, Riding, Driving, Hunting, Flying, RC
• * World's Smallest Helmet Cams - SD and HD Options
• * With Optional Zinc-Alloy mounts, OPS becomes a terrific gun camera.

* Tachyon XC cameras require Class 6 or Class 10 memory cards. Class 2 & Class 4 memory cards that you may have gotten with a telephone will not work very well in these video cameras. Class 6 memory cards are available on this site. Add them to your camera package.
* Always be careful when buying memory cards. Only buy from a reputable dealer, as an active counterfeit market exists for this type of product.
* Do not use less than a Class 6 Memory Card. It may cause the camera to malfunction

WARRANTY
Tachyon products are covered by a six months limited warranty from the date of purchase from Tachyon, Inc. The warranty covers only defects in workmanship and materials. It does not apply to products which have been damaged due to unreasonable use or by intention nor does it cover dissatisfaction with the product

Shopping around for a new MicroSD card?
Totally confused about what the difference is between a Class 4 and a Class 6 device?
Wondering what 133x or 66x or 32x means?

Turns out that it is quite simple. The class defines the minimum write speed for a completely empty SD card. That means if you were writing to a new SD card that has never had any data on it how fast would it write.
•Class 2 = 2 megabytes/second
•Class 4 = 4 megabytes/second
•Class 6 = 6 megabytes/second

So in short Class 6 is what you should be buying for fast write speeds. On top of this there is also the speed rating of the card itself. This is based on how fast the microSD card can READ the data off the card. You will see this usually described as 32x, or 66x, or 133x, or something with an x and the end.
These measurements are based on the original CD-ROM drives which could write 150kb/second. So 32x means 32 multiplied by 150kb/second or 4.8MB/second. This nice little table from Wikipedia gives you a basic idea of what each one stands for in terms of speed:
Rating Speed (MB/s):

6x = 0.9; 32x = 4.8; 40x = 6.0; 66x = 10.0; 100x = 15.0; 133x = 20.0; 150x = 22.5; 200x = 30.0