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Full motion Home Flight Simulator

Discussion in 'DIY Motion Simulator Projects' started by schillermetall, Aug 5, 2013.

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  1. christianr3

    christianr3 Member

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    hello friends :hi: , I saw this car elevator that uses that system and has an integrated 12 volt motor, it may not work but this model is to extend the ideas ... might be another model, or buy one without an engine hoist and put the engine wear, Greetings! :cheers thumb.png
    christianr3, Aug 16, 2013
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  2. RacingMat

    RacingMat Well-Known Member Gold Contributor

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    humor ON :
    yes, of course ! no balls, no dignity :D
    humor OFf

    Did you find a good deal for your ball screw ? do you have a link, please ?

    @Christianr3 : or you can have a look here OSLV http://www.oslv.com/microactuators/151-1-en.html
    attuatore_elettrico2.jpg
    110 € + tax
    but they are not irreversible
    and i was wondering about their low duty factor ...
    RacingMat, Aug 16, 2013
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  3. eaorobbie

    eaorobbie Well-Known Member SimTools Developer Gold Contributor

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    Well at 5mm/s way too slow, might explain the duty cycle.Motor range of torque to drive the screw when weighted.
    eaorobbie, Aug 16, 2013
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  4. RacingMat

    RacingMat Well-Known Member Gold Contributor

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    Yes, speed under load is the most important and often not given...

    in 24V and 1:12 gear ratio, it gives more : 18,5mm/s
    but I agree it gave up this approach because it was not enough

    I posted this because maybe someone knows a similar but better product ?
    RacingMat, Aug 17, 2013
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  5. eaorobbie

    eaorobbie Well-Known Member SimTools Developer Gold Contributor

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    Easier to build your own lineer actuator mate and works out cheaper too.
    In the middle of a design, just on pause for Sim Tools testing and writing, hence I threw a seat mover together in a couple of hours to test motion in Sim Tools.
    eaorobbie, Aug 17, 2013
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  6. RufusDufus

    RufusDufus Well-Known Member

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    That's fantastic man! I procrastinate longer than that before I even get started. :blush: And now I have a basic functional sim I spend more time fiddling and fine tuning than actually finishing off the missing bits (traction loss). Anyway at least we're all having fun and that's what it's all about. :cheers:
    RufusDufus, Aug 18, 2013
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  7. bsft

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    It should be fine for flight sim use. Perhaps not racing. Still, the thread here is about a flight sim.
    bsft, Aug 18, 2013
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  8. schillermetall

    schillermetall New Member

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    Hi,
    Following your Diskussion I Would like to Add that I checked Several Drivers too but didn t find a driver that fit to our sim specifications. This was the Reason why i tried to Design my Own driver which should optimize the following: Duty Cycle, Pay Load , Speed, Price

    Attached you will find the link for the ballscrew:

    http://www.cnc-discount.de/

    Best regards

    Roland
    schillermetall, Aug 18, 2013
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  9. eaorobbie

    eaorobbie Well-Known Member SimTools Developer Gold Contributor

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    Suppose this little drives wasnt around when ya needed it.

    http://www.dimensionengineering.com/products/kangaroo
    Will be my next choice on a build.
    I have one just need the funds to buy a sabetooth to begin a test, and yes you can by a usb adaptor and can be software set by its own config program.

    KangarooInstalledSmall.png
    eaorobbie, Aug 19, 2013
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