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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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    nice advertisement, and they are "perfect for simulators" :D
    as for keeping the wife happy, since when are women ever happy?
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    One MM was stopping, after a short check I got this:
    20150113_224518a.jpg
    To much power :) (or badly wired...)
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    Pit, Jan 13, 2015
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    Run it hard until it breaks...at least that is the simple end of things going wrong ;)
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    noorbeast, Jan 13, 2015
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    My Motion Simulator:
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    Traction Loss rebuild:
    20150125_150827.jpg
    The DIY universal joint will be replaced soon by ball joints. BTW the new motor is great!! If my winches will die once upon a time (which I do not believe so) I will replace them, too.
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    Pit, Jan 25, 2015
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    Nice job Pit.

    I am guessing the new motor is also a lot quieter than the winches.

    What is the lever arm that you have used, it looks nicely sculptured?
    noorbeast, Jan 25, 2015
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    oh yeah ;)
    it is a crank from my old downhill bike (Shimano Saint)
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    A bike crank...a very cool bit of re-purposing.

    So what is the CTC of the crank and did it need any modification to fit the shaft?
    noorbeast, Jan 25, 2015
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    The diameter is not equal to the shaft. I used some spacer and I had to drill out a bore to fix the crank:
    20150125_150812.jpg
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    Pit, Jan 25, 2015
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    highly praised with the crank used, good looks and very useful .
    welen123, Jan 29, 2015
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    Hi all, today the FrexGP seq shifter was delivered, what a peace of craftsmanship! The button box from DSD was already here so I was going to complete my rig:
    20150130_202105.jpg
    After all parts have been assembled I started the rig, and...one motor failed. For now I could solve the first issue (one +5v wire was loosing a contact), but after testing all I got only 9.6 V instead of 12v from one MM. Still looking for the issue... :)
    20150130_202119.jpg
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    Pit, Jan 30, 2015
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    day after day your sim gets even better.
    try a different psu if you haven't already done that and take a measurement from your psu with some load on them.
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    insanegr, Jan 30, 2015
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    PSU works fine, I welded all again and controlled all so far, but the f"ç%"ç MM wont go higher than 9.6v. Tomorrow I will check it out in the "standard" mode, not as a half bridge config.
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    Both the FlexGP and button box are slick additions @Pit :thumbs
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    noorbeast, Jan 30, 2015
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    Such a Unique variety of different materials used Pit, Sure it a lot to take in when you start to study each bracket, Spacer and wiring harness ran here or there.

    Glad you found a better solution to the old winch setup. :thumbs
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    I will be looking forward to seeing how your upgrade progresses @Pit, heave is something I really miss. I have seriously been considering implementing a variation of @SeatTime's compact heave approach but it will be good to see how yours goes.
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    Update: instead of one 2000 watts server supply DPS-2000BB now two of them (I already bought two).
    One PSU only fails on Nord (Pagani Zonda R or Mazda 787b...). Please keep in mind my motors are very powerful and if I would use "standard" motors with up to 350 watts one psu would do the job. I attached again the MM bank - as we say usually: "cubic inch capacity is replaceable with nothing but more cubic inch capacity" :) (not seriously but effectively)
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    Pit, Apr 18, 2015
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    the journey begins
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    Good job @Pit ...
    I guess this project should be sticky @RaceRay
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