I know a few folks have attached cams on the nose cone of their scooters before the "swivel" mounting hardware came out ($$$). That being said, Gavins, SS, etc all had blunt noses which made it easier to attach cams at the front. The sloped nose of the Sea Doo probably doesn't make it too easy? Maybe a flat strap with a small tripod screw cut into the web held tight against the hull???
Before all this came out I used to tuck the video camera into some slipstream and just "pointed and shot" when I stopped driving the scooter. It was pain. I also use a CSI X Scooter. It works, but the image is very grainy in low light without additional video lighting. The funny thing is that I still use the same method I did years ago for good shots.
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