My selfmade 2DOF racing SIM

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Re: My selfmade 2DOF racing SIM

Postby vicpopo » Thu 7. Mar 2013, 14:49

Hi Mario ,

For achieving a good result on the moment you have to give punch on the throttle ,both pedals(brake / throttle) have to be on the same position.
20 mm seems to be a good value, but you have to choose the thickness which one you feel great doing this .
Just make tests with differents values with woddens blocks which cost anything.
When you find the right value because you fill good when driving you can use a another mateial ( alu etc..) or you can keep it in wood.
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Re: My selfmade 2DOF racing SIM

Postby mario318i » Mon 11. Mar 2013, 09:59

Yesterday i´ve modificated my brake and clutch-pedals with 15mm Alu-blocks 8-) Today i´ll test it on Race07. fotos coming soon, when it´s cleaned up :roll:
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Re: My selfmade 2DOF racing SIM

Postby motiondave » Mon 11. Mar 2013, 13:44

mario318i wrote:Yesterday i´ve modificated my brake and clutch-pedals with 15mm Alu-blocks 8-) Today i´ll test it on Race07. fotos coming soon, when it´s cleaned up :roll:



see ya on the track with me and rob ;)
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Re: My selfmade 2DOF racing SIM

Postby mario318i » Tue 12. Mar 2013, 09:32

motiondave wrote:see ya on the track with me and rob ;)


Hell, yeah! :lol:

rob and me was driving yesterday, but my JRK´s or the plugin makes some troubles :roll:

i put a 0,8 F capacitor parallel to the powersupply, but thats not really the problem.

when i put my JRK´s directly to the computer, then adopt the JRK itself when first initializing (when the converter starts).
when i put them to a USB HUB witch external 5V, they work much better, but not 100%. i´ll try shorter USB-cables.
Otherwise --> :x

Over all, after this problems i was able to drive a bit, and configure my profile :ugeek:
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Re: My selfmade 2DOF racing SIM

Postby mario318i » Thu 21. Mar 2013, 01:05

Update on first page
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Re: My selfmade 2DOF racing SIM

Postby prodigy » Thu 21. Mar 2013, 03:32

Nice housing. I'm still impressed how well do wipers move the whole rig with TV on it.
What wipers are those? How many watts and volts?
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Re: My selfmade 2DOF racing SIM

Postby mario318i » Thu 21. Mar 2013, 08:39

Hy prodigy!
Thank you very much. The Wipers are from a BMW E36 have 12V (i use 14V) and the idle current is about 6A. (i think they have about 100 Watts.) 8-)

Well, the Rig is very good centered and also have 8 springs to take the load from the motors when they are near to the endposition.
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Re: My selfmade 2DOF racing SIM

Postby mario318i » Mon 8. Apr 2013, 14:47

It´s painted ..... :D
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Re: My selfmade 2DOF racing SIM

Postby mario318i » Mon 15. Apr 2013, 10:28

New Video on first page!
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Re: My selfmade 2DOF racing SIM

Postby value1 » Mon 15. Apr 2013, 11:13

Cool! Sieht hübsch aus und gute Bewegung beim Fahren! Well done!
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