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Showroom CXC inspired design!

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

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  1. Milton

    Milton Well-Known Member Gold Contributor

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    Maybe but i will attached to Extra1 so for me will be traction loss.
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    no no, Miltion your not getting it, The Physical sensation will be very much wrong, Your Inner ear will very much perceive it differently than it it were to be rotating off the front tires as it does IRL. YAW is a Flight thing's, Very much different in relation to a driving sim.

    Also the more TL angle you pull it will physically start to pull/move your feet away from the Pedals, I highly suggest thinking this over again.
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  3. Milton

    Milton Well-Known Member Gold Contributor

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    I will tray both to see witch one fells good!
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    Actually I think it is a hybrid, yaw is rotation around the center, traditional traction loss is a front pivot with the rear moving through and arc.

    What @Milton Amaya looks to be doing is a small version of a sway table.
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  5. Milton

    Milton Well-Known Member Gold Contributor

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    Yea! It will only travel 2" to eather direction it is a experiment i hope it works.
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    Milton Well-Known Member Gold Contributor

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    I am in my shop as we chat trying to finished to night!
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    Milton Well-Known Member Gold Contributor

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    arem your motor mounts moving too?
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    Agree with @shannonb1 , I cannot see how this will work for a sway table, or traction loss?
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  10. Milton

    Milton Well-Known Member Gold Contributor

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    Just the chair the motors will stay still, i planing for some tiece to the motor arms i thing it will be fine will see...
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  11. Milton

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    Hello there!

    How i got the idea is from the SimXperience traction loss is just a pivot point at front of the rig and a actuator that moved 6" ether direction on the back, so imagine the motion that is happening and now isolate everything and leave just chair the chair movement it's moving about two inches to aether direction on a pivot point.

    I hope this works for me will see!

    About Milton Amaya:
    Just a little background about me i am an Industrial Process Control Enginner with 22 years of experience in Automation Integration and Process control solutions.

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    So you piece here is going to slide you left, it's going to stress your pivot joints and motor arms. I imagine the feel to be more like a motorcycle as well. Traction loss is to make you feel the rear end kick out. This is more like getting t boned and having the car go up on two wheels. If you slide left and you right arm extends it's not going to be able to hit max because you are moving the chasis. I think your going to break some stuff and possibly your motor.
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    Sorry to sound harsh milton, (Not many situations like this) but your wasting your time with this idea, its not going to work as your thinking. This will if anything be VERY distracting and Again cause you to learn VERY BAD driving habits.
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    I agreed this will feel like a motorcycle so my thinking is that if i move it a little like 1 or 2 inches it will be just enough so it will tell me that the rear end is kicking out.

    Moving the motors too will solve the problem that will be next upgrade, the reason i do not moved the entired rig is because it is too heavy and it will take more than a single motor also do not have the space to automated.
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    Love working on idias no waisting time when i am having fun!

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    Milton Well-Known Member Gold Contributor

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    You just got me thinking i am going buy another motor to move the other motors so the motors move at the same time of that seat, Thanks!
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    Or if you were to have both the seat and motor plate slide together you woudl get away with jsut one motor. I tubing from the front to the rear would keep them locked together and not create any twisting.
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    My rig is quite large as well and I have a center console so having a pivoting rear for traction loss isnt straight forward for me either, I appreciate you trying an out of the box idea. Our rigs are similar in size and shape and style. Mine is just part metal part wood and fully carpeted vs. the industrial look you have. I want traction loss too but still trying to figure it out.
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    Milton Well-Known Member Gold Contributor

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    Thank you Shannonb1 i will fallow your recomendation and make it out of one plate seat and motors together.

    Thanks again!
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    Have you got a sketch of that? @shannonb1 ?
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