Simulated Wind using MonsterMoto and ArduinoUno

Do you have a possibility to measure the A, or watts? But i think they will do it. I can't read the stickers. But antother thing... do you plan do use this Fantire?

I believe, you will have more satisfaction with two of them: "Seaflo Blower 4" (12V)


They have 270CFM. Cheap (27€), easy to mount and simply awesome!

[QUOTE = "Bastiuscha, postagem: 154768, membro: 25016"] Você tem uma possibilidade de medir o A watts? Mas acho que eles farão isso. Não consigo ler os adesivos. Mas outra coisa ... você planeja usando esse Fantire?

Eles: "Seaflo Blower 4" (12V)


Eles têm 270CFM. Barato (27 €), fácil de montar e simplesmente fantástico! [/ QUOTE]
I finally managed to find 2 Seaflo Brawer. I also got the MMs. I'll wait to get started building

MM's? You only need one of them...but it's not bad, to have one as backup. ;D But great to hear!

Do i need a license for setup this fans? i have downloaded simdash but nothings work? can anybody help me?

is there a way that i can test it for 2 days? i use it only for my wind sim and if in not working well then i have a license of 70 bucks.. that i cant refund i think.

If your construction is correct, it will working well. You only have to check, do your plugin support wind simulation. I know, the pro licence only for wind sim, is not cheap. But if you use it one time, you never want to relinquish. And maybe in future, you have the possibility to use gamevib. For a good "wind" i recommend strongly, to use a seaflow or somthink like this. (I showed a few post's before)

Woohoo!! I got simtools + the wind simulator hardware working late last night. The speed of the two seaflo fans varies with the car speed.. perfect! Well not exactly perfect as my fans are turning in the wrong direction. The DC polarity is obviously backwards from the MM to the fans.

Now I know I can desolder and reverse the polarity BUT is there a way to swap the fan output polarity in the arduino sketch? It would be much easier!

Try with SimHub they have wind simulator to, works with motorshield now, maybe you got with that no problem.

Oh my.. I bought SimTools just for this purpose. SimHub works with MM now you say?

The way the H-bridge works you can swap the polarity of the output just with a bit flip in software I believe. If you aren’t handy with programming to find what in the code to change to change direction, it may be easier to just swap wires. Depending on your setup, it may even be more convenient to cut the wires and the wire nut them back together if you have to thread them through a frame or something.

Welcome to the passing wind society...

@SilentChill
Thanks! I've got no problem modifying the code or handling the soldering as I put it all together. I'm pretty sure some manipulation of the variable declarations below is in order.. just not sure what.

int inApin[2] = {7, 4}; // INA: Clockwise input
int inBpin[2] = {8, 9}; // INB: Counter-clockwise input
int pwmpin[2] = {5, 6}; // PWM input
int cspin[2] = {2, 3}; // CS: Current sense ANALOG input
int enpin[2] = {0, 1}; // EN: Status of switches output (Analog pin)
int statpin = 13;

Chris

Wind sim is now fully functional. Can't live without it now!

Look's nice! What is the black box for? behind the fan's...

Thanks! The black box you see is the cowling for the three iNuke rack mounted amps for the simvibe system

ahhh nice! Very good. I'm so sad, i can't use gamevib. With vibs, my motion canceling (for VR) don't work correct.

You can't isolate the spot from vibes?

Hi,
Thank you very much for your job and your participation Very cool , thanks ..

It's very fun ! This is my new setup .