Making a GoPro adapter for Diverites’s QRM

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It should be an easy thing to make, but just wondering if anyone has. I like the idea of using Diverite’s QRM for not only lights, but for a camera mount too. Apparently it was a “You Pay Us” offer and that is why you can’t find them online with the two companies. I’m going to take the aluminum bottom plate of male QRM system and add a block of aluminum for required added mm’s of height, then tack a generic aluminum GoPro mount to it. Has anyone tried this? I’ll sent pics once it is done and will make more if others want. This way I can use the wrist mount for camera or lights and same with a QRM on my dpv.
 
It should be an easy thing to make, but just wondering if anyone has. I like the idea of using Diverite’s QRM for not only lights, but for a camera mount too. Apparently it was a “You Pay Us” offer and that is why you can’t find them online with the two companies. I’m going to take the aluminum bottom plate of male QRM system and add a block of aluminum for required added mm’s of height, then tack a generic aluminum GoPro mount to it. Has anyone tried this? I’ll sent pics once it is done and will make more if others want. This way I can use the wrist mount for camera or lights and same with a QRM on my dpv.
I should add that I am using a Diving Diversions rail system. I have no affiliation other than the representative seemed nice and was open to additions to his rail system. I’m asking him for a blank flat rail bar to mount the QRM to. It would be best for a wider than normal rail to use the outermost screw sets of the QRM system. Here are pics to make some sense. On my phone…
 
I should add that I am using a Diving Diversions rail system. I have no affiliation other than the representative seemed nice and was open to additions to his rail system. I’m asking him for a blank flat rail bar to mount the QRM to. It would be best for a wider than normal rail to use the outermost screw sets of the QRM system. Here are pics to make some sense. On my phone…
Here are the photos to try and explain.
 

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Buy the bx2 or universal flashlight holder and just use the base.
 
I should add that I am using a Diving Diversions rail system. I have no affiliation other than the representative seemed nice and was open to additions to his rail system. I’m asking him for a blank flat rail bar to mount the QRM to. It would be best for a wider than normal rail to use the outermost screw sets of the QRM system. Here are pics to make some sense. On my phone…
I should add that I ordered these to choose which to tack/wield to aluminum block. Then block is screwed in to foot/hoof. You’d think someone made an adapter already, but I looked everywhere.
 

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Buy the bx2 or universal flashlight holder and just use the base.
“Base” is the metal claw. That goes under the pins. A block is needed for the horizontal bar that holds it. It gets complicated because the foot/claw has holes in it too. That is why a block is needed. Hard to explain.
 

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