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Showroom 3070W 6DOF Seat Mover (WIP Surge_Sway table)

Discussion in 'DIY Motion Simulator Projects' started by Pit, Mar 5, 2014.

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  1. bsft

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    turn up the volume more
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  2. Pit

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    A little off topic :p
    First all is relative (source)
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    No matter what happens or you use
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    Nevertheless I decided to integrate a new "heave" system for better sounding and feeling:
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    At least I hope the community, well known as a an attentive audience will play a constructive role in the process of louder rigs. I am sure with my ideas I can expect extraordinary very loud applause and well, I am sure it is the best (loudest) I have ever done in my life... :)
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    chef.gif I TOTALLY AGREE
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    RacingMat, Oct 31, 2014
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    My Motion Simulator:
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    Finishes after 10 months. Only a few small things are to do. A better wheel is recommended, the G27 is to weak. Video will follow soon.

    New pictures has been updated in the first posting.

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    Pit, Nov 16, 2014
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    I am looking forward to the final build installment update @Pit. The updated pictures are great. It may have taken 10 months but your sim is really something :thumbs
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    noorbeast, Nov 16, 2014
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    The promised video. I think I can quite rightly say I made a rig shake....
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    Pit, Nov 19, 2014
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    My Motion Simulator:
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    Your winches are *so* responsive! I'm surprised. You've really done a nice job of aligning all the various components ThumbUp.jpg
    My setup is not ½ as reactive! (ideal for a ship simulator :) )
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    lol @value1 your winches have to bypass a long reach and a heavy weight of the joyrider, so it is not stunningly that your winches IYO seems to be "slower" or a little more "sluggish".
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    one more video added:
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  10. Nick Moxley

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    Umm what the heck did you do to the Audio ?

    Also you know the FC1 has Completely Wacked out physics right ?

    Part reason i've been holding off doing my F1 video, wanting to wait till the GF1 is done. Plus the Fmod sounds still aren't remotely close to what they were before. So thats still something I'll wait for before doing my next vid.
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    nothing, this is a old MS LifeCam and the microphone of this cam is overmodulated. The sound is subsidiary, isn't it?
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    No i did not know that. I installed this mod today and was really excited!
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    Its a WIP, Some of the suspension #'s aren't even close to what they should be. I can let you know when its finalized, Im pretty anal at checking the AC forum for updates on the F1 cars....lol if you think its fun now, HOLY F you should have tried it back when it was released with the old Audio. OH ME OH MY.....Pure NIRVANA. new F mod sounds SUCK imo, but its also a WIP for Kuno's so Ill give them a little more time on that one.

    PS yes the sound is Sub par. I vote for a redo.
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    OK OK OK, I am going to do so :)

    New video with original AC car...BTW I am NOT a F1 driver, the video is only for demonstration purposes only
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    I could make a snatch, less than half the price and suede. The photo is from google, the mine will be delivered next week.
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    wow very impressive ..good job Pit
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    Update: Frex SQ Shifter

    I'm a big fan of DIY. But some parts I will and want never build myself because I would never reach same skill of craftsmanship. DIY is one side, but we can loose much money on the other side :)
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    My Fanatec CSS has been one of my BEST sim purchases in 2014.... Overall AWESOME piece of hardware. WELL worth the wait and $$
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    The Fanatec CSS was on my whish list, too but I have already the TH8 RS shifter, a very fine piece of hardware as well. For that reason I bought a purely Frex sequential shifter, which is very good.
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    MORE hardware the better. :thumbs :cheers
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