I looked and found this one...
Runner-Up: Panasonic SDR-S100
In terms of performance, the diminutive SDR-S100 from
Panasonic is an outstanding camcorder, with a sharp, bright
picture, flash media or otherwise. The SDR-S100 records to
SD cards, the most ubiquitous and inexpensive media
available, and is even shipped with a 2GB card. The video is
beautiful and doesn't appear to suffer from the MPEG-2
compression as much as that from other flash media cams.
Panasonic chalks this up to a new and improved compression
engine with variable bit rates and a wider-range motion
search engine.

The non-expandable battery and lack of audio input indicate
that both of these camcorders need some serious redesign.
But they sure are fun.

at
http://www.camcorderinfo.com/content...elect-2005.htm







"Jim Macklin" wrote
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|| I'm looking recommendation for a video camera that would
| stand a VFR in
|| a
|| Piper 28 Cherokee 140 or a katana DV20. I tried already
| with a JVC with
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|| vibration was too much for the hard drive, so it gives
| recording errors
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| problems, the
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|| Mount works perfectly for both my camera and my GPS.
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|| Looking forward to read your comments
|| Clive Rudd
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