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Showroom CXC inspired design!

Discussion in 'DIY Motion Simulator Projects' started by Milton, Nov 24, 2015.

  1. Milton

    Milton Well-Known Member Gold Contributor

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    Here is a picture of the original Rig i will post more of my progress on how i built my CXC Racer Replica Rig...

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    This is my Motion Simulator

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    @Milton Amaya , good stuff to see another sim builder here.
    Yes, CXC is $14k of parts with a 500-600% markup.
    Theres a few options for seat mover .
    SCN actuators, 12v 200 watt 25:1 box ratio motors.
    Control boards like the JRK or Arduino with h-bridges can be used also.
    Have a dig through the threads and ask as you need to .
    Cheers, David.
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  3. Milton

    Milton Well-Known Member Gold Contributor

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    Here is an update the frame is almost done, tomorrow i will do the dash.

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    Speaker is in!
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    Front view
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    Nice job, did you allow enough room for the computer to slide inside the frame?
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    That is great progress for 1 day! Did you draw up your design first, or just start building?
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    Can i Suggest some Triangle corner Gussets on the rear of the seat frame. Last thing you want is any torsional Twist on that part. Also the Higher up you have your Rod end mounts the More leverage you have. Lifting from below the shoulder's isn't exactly ideal as far as the mechanical leverage is concerned. Granted Its a seat mover so Its not like the motor's are lifting a Great deal of weight, But every wee bit of leverage counts.
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    Thanks! Also i just notice thank you so much for the gift!...

    I check and the computer fix and it has plany of stay.
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    I will take your recomendation and rise the bar.. Thanks for your absorbation, i do realy appriciate.
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    Nice stuff, is that a gaming pc? or is the case just for measuring up.
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    Thanks! The computer is a Dell T3610

    Here is the spec

    3.7 GHz Intel Xeon E5-1620 v2 Six-Core
    16GB of 1866 MHz DDR3 ECC Unbuffered RAM
    With 2 NVIDIA Quadro K2000 Graphics Card (2GB)
    1TB 7200 rpm SATA Hard Drive
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    Here it ie an update on the frame, i rise the sit bar about 5 inches, and and got the dash frame almost done.

    Here it is some pictures of the work so far.

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    OK cool, the graphics card is a bit slow, so it may struggle with games, mind you, wind down the resolution and you should be ok.