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Showroom Building my first 2DOF (without welding or a steel frame)

Discussion in 'DIY Motion Simulator Projects' started by Brie69, Jul 3, 2018.

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    Hi there!
    Today i've started assembling the first parts of the Arduino system and modded the power supply.
    Power Supply Unit is a HP ATSN-7001044-y000 Rev: M (12V-69,5A +-)
    Cost New 20,- euro

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    Started with some MDF for covering the PSU and the Arduino.
    Working with the sanding machine for a couple of hours now on 'the windtunnel/psu-cover''
    I'll post some pictures tomorrow before I start painting it for the first time.
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    Ready for some paint!
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    Good job! The cardan is the spare part of a car? Please tell me how it continues
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    It's part of the steering column of a car .
    Online for about 12 euro google it: ean 4043605041081
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    First layer of primer...filler..sanding..primer..sanding ...later on first layer of white mat paint.

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    Finished the paint job on the 'windtunnel' - placed the electric stuff inside the windtunnel for fitting
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    The 'Electric stuff'
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    The 120mm fan blows air partly through the SPU, which is a push-pull configuration because I took the the 2x40mm fans out the front/inside and mounted 1 on the back of the SPU (trashed 1 fan for noise cancelling)
    Normally this SPU will shut it self down ones it's sees 1 fan is missing or broken.
    I thricked the GPU by soldering the 2x3 outputs wires on the PCB SPU parallel that way 1 40mm fan is fed by two outputs.
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    The 40mm pulling fan which thricks the PCB of the PSU (this sounds nerdy )
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    You are doing a very prolix job! Congratulations!
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    Fixed the internal wiring of the motors and installed the freshly painted white caps.
    Tomorrow i'll be assembling the two moters after a little paint job on the sides of the motors.

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    Finished the paintjob on the motors

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    What part h-bridge
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    Using M18x70mm and M16x70mm on the steering column joint (EAN: 4043605041081)
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    Hand-tight..just for the photo
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    Started with the wooden frame for underneath the seat
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    Merged with the other one...like so
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    Working on the backwing that will 'hold' the arms of the motors
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    This the part where the M12 threaded end goes through
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