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Thanks @cgodwin, makes me very happy if you can take a cue from my sim

Thanks @noorbeast, for me the details are very important, but not only on simulators, but also at work and I think that just the details sometimes make the difference
As well as on your sim you've left out the details and then a simulator is unique in the world.
As for the next video, I think it takes a little time before you post it because I saw that the lever system by 20cm I have adopted is not the best ... because having so many stress is weight to move ruined the 'gear motor ... in conclusion I would like to change this system with gear chain instead of the lever by 20cm.

This gear is ruined:

Thank you very much! @GIB SimRacing

you understand immediately the problem!

The real problem that broke the gear is precisely because they are the reversing weight fast is to be moved, the surge with the lever system in my opinion is not the best ... because you have too much stress all the time and having too levers long creating a spring effect that with a pinion and chain I think this should not happen.

:O your sim is amazing, what is max tranction loss deviation ??

This has always been my concern for supporting high loads without spending big dollars on a high Nm worm gearbox. I will see how my ballscrews last once my rig is in motion. They look OK in load/motion tests so far as there is no play between the 'gears' which stops them accelerating and then smashing into each other on changes in direction.

I think part of the issue is the sheer fact he's using Wiper motor's VS the Standard PGsaw/MD gear boxes which have proven to be much stronger in the nylon gear dept.

Total 30cm , 15 cm for part

For the moment I settled with the same engine by adding a damper on the lever, by cushioning the blows dealt by the property forward it is back.

Until now the tests I'm doing seems a good solution

No wiper, but the motors 24V 70 RPM 15NM with metal gears.
what is left


The problem was too much weight of the structure with 20cm of leverage, but as I said earlier, seems to be resolved with a damper center.

This is the result with the damper, as you can see from the video, cushions the blows in both directions.

Now that's bad azz I bet dirt rally is amazing on that rig great rig

Thanks @Justin Dail , I can confirm that the serial DIRT is great fun
The next video will be with Dirt 3 then Dirt Rally

This is amazing. I'm having a hard time understanding the base table that you are using for the traction loss, sway, and surge. Do you have a diagram or pictures that can illustrate this? Thanks!

Davvero sbalorditivo ed impressionante! Complimenti, Kevin!

Really stunning and impressive! Compliments, Kevin!

A proposito Kevin, ho preordinato il nuovo Oculus Rift che vorrei utilizzare con il simulatore ed ovviamente ti aggiornerò sull'oggetto appena arriverà.
Una domanda: per il monitor quanti pollici suggerisci? C'è un motivo per cui non usi il triplo monitor?
Ciao



Kevin , I pre-ordered the new Oculus Rift that I would use with the simulator and of course we will update as soon as the object comes. A question: for how many inches you suggest monitor ? There is a reason why you do not use the triple monitor ?
Ciao

I like your simulator, it is beautiful! Congratulations

@Jamburglar thanks, I did not understand the question what is meant by the diagram, perhaps it is worthwhile this video?

@ilbiga , thanks

Attualmente uso un solo monitor che poi in realtà è un tv LG, stavo aspettando l'uscita del DK3 per capire se valeva la pena acquistare quello oppure 3 monitor da 24 pollici.
Per la mia struttura il massimo che posso mettere come schermi è 24" perchè si muovono assieme alla postazione mobile e non voglio appesantire troppo, se invece tu vuoi usare i monitor fissi.. più grandi sono e meglio hai la visuale ovviamente. Un mio amico ne usa tre da 32 pollici fissi e si trova benissimo

I currently use a single monitor which in reality is a tv LG, I was waiting for the release of DK3 to figure out if it was worth buying one or three 24-inch monitors.
For my business the best I can put as screens is 24 "because they move together with the mobile station and do not want to make too much, but if you want to use the fixed monitor .. bigger the better you view the course. A friend of mine uses three 32-inch fixed and is very well

@Icefox

Very unique idea on the Surge lever idea. Props for that one Kevin.

Ciao Kevin! Appena mi arriva il nuovo Oculus ti aggiorno (la nausea secondo me sarà comunque garantita! ), quanto ai monitor, probabilmente io opterò per quelli fissi proprio per evitare di appesantire troppo la struttura... anche se credo che il monitor mobile restituisca immersività maggiore... ma potrei sbagliarmi.
A presto!



Ciao Kevin! As soon as I get the new Oculus you upgrade (sickness in my opinion will still be guaranteed ! ), for monitors, I probably will opt for those fixed in order to avoid burdening the structure too ... although I think the movable monitor returns more immersion... but I could be wrong .
See you soon!

Ciao Febo, scusa il ritardo, ma ultimamente non ho neanche il tempo di soffiarmi il naso
Io credo sia soggettiva la cosa, ho provato sia il monitor fisso che quello mobile, e mi trovo meglio con quest'ultimo. Questo però è un mio punto di vista, io se penso all'auto... il parabrezza non è fisso ma si muove tutto assieme.

Adesso sto provando un visore VR con trinusVR + tridef 3D e con il cellulare Huawei mate 8 con display da 6 pollci con risoluzione dei giochi a 1920x1080 come quella dell'oculus rift DK2, che dire, uno spettacolo



Febo Hello, sorry I'm late, but lately I do not even have time to blow my nose
I think it's a subjective thing, I have tried both the fixed and the mobile monitor, and I feel better with the latter. But this is my point of view, I think the car ... if the windshield is not fixed but moves all together.

Now I'm feeling a VR viewer with trinusVR + TriDef 3D and Huawei cell phone mate 8 with 6 pollci display with a resolution of 1920x1080 games like that dell'oculus Rift DK2, that is, a show

hello kevin! the monitor does not represent the car's windshield. the montor is the track on which to run, the race route. the track and stop does not move, but it is your car that moves running over them. then logically the monitor should be static. this logically. but as you know the logic of the simulator and to convey to your brain the sensation of being at the wheel and sometimes this result is obtained with devices that do not correspond to reality but which deceive our brain giving us the feeling of being in reality. think for example to sim with steering wheel and pedals fixed and only one seat on the move. me shudder yet it seems that convey a feeling of greater immersion. the same goes for the monitor. if you want to replicate the reality it should be firm, but if you want to trick the brain to give a feeling of being in the reality may be that your choice gives a better result. I frankly doubt it. for me absolutely static monitor, my car runs on earth then stops the monitor does not move. l my opinion and obviously that I might expose because I find incorrect your identify in the windscreen monitors. the monitor and not the windshield. please note that I do not drive the cockpit like many people here.

Ciao Kevin. Penso che più o meno tutti qui siamo degli appassionati che si dilettano con i simulatori nel tempo libero... che è sempre poco.
Anch'io, nonostante il silenzio, sto andando lentamente avanti con il mio progetto e per il momento ho installato il monitor in modo che sia mobile (e mi piace...), ma valuterò l'opzione del monitor statico (anche se in questo caso la mia opinione è che il monitor statico debba necessariamente avere dimensioni maggiori per evitare di doverlo seguire con gli occhi quando l'assetto si sposta a causa di rollio e beccheggio).
Per quanto riguarda l'implementazione della VR, devo ancora provare il CV1 sulla postazione perché voglio prima regolare i movimenti, dato che sicuramente il sickness sarà alle stelle .
Appena ci saranno novità aggiornerò il post!
Ciao


Ciao Kevin. I think pretty much everyone here we are enthusiasts who delight with simulators in your free time ... that is always short .
I, too, despite the silence, I'm going slowly forward with my project and for the moment I installed so that it is movable monitor (and I like it ...), but I will assess the static monitor option (although in this case my opinion is that the static monitor must necessarily be larger to avoid having to move your eyes when the structure moves due to pitch and roll).
Regarding the implementation of VR, I have not yet try the CV1 on my sim because I want before regulate movements, since surely the sickness will be great .
Soon there will be news update the post !
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