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You can always mount two of them on top of your helmet. You face one towards the front where you're driving, and you put the other one behind you. And you can do a split-screen video. You can do a lot of stuff. You have two videos. You have the new GoPro you've got. This is repeater station kilo kilo. Oh, yeah. Excuse me, the GoPro 4. It gets about an hour's worth of video time, and I had two batteries for that. And I don't know about how long I'm going to get for this new one. course remember now my old one I apologize for doing that to you only did it did 1080p and 2.7 K and this one goes up to 5 K so it's going to take more energy and more more storage if I don't think I'm going to do the 5k I think I to stay at the 4K, 30 frames per second. So I haven't really used it enough to figure out how long the battery is going to last. But some other significant features on there is the slow-mo up to 240 frames, I believe, per second. And then the time-lapse, I love time-lapse. And so I've already been playing with that quite a bit, and I like that a lot. So yeah, that's going to be OK. I need a couple. I got most of my accessories I had from when I bought the first one, because they both fit, the GoPro 4 and the 13. And then now the GoPro 13 has the mount on the bottom, the screw mount. So it works with all my other photography equipment. So the only thing I really needed was a special dummy mount for where my flash goes on my camera. I can slide that in place and screw down the GoPro there. I need to get that. That's about the only thing I need accessory-wise. So yeah, there you go.