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Showroom My 3 DOF seat mover + GS-4 + Simvibe

Discussion in 'DIY Motion Simulator Projects' started by Avenga76, Jun 29, 2014.

  1. Halloween2go

    Halloween2go Active Member Gold Contributor

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    Yeah, Your probably not watching this forum anymore. But I designed my Rig after your build. Except mine is full frame (pedal to seat) Pitch Roll and Traction Loss. Thanks for posting your build. I did use some of your ideas in my Build! Thanks DMAX
  2. João Carlos

    João Carlos New Member

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    I am using springs in my project. Soon post here. Thanks for sharing!
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  3. Sebj

    Sebj Active Member

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    Hi @Avenga76, what's new? You still racing or making any changes to the sim?

    Long time since ISRTV exchanges...
  4. djboss001

    djboss001 Member

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    Very nice integration of the electronic system! It makes you want to buy a 3D printer!
  5. Martin Dixon

    Martin Dixon Member

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    this looks very nice
  6. Airbas72

    Airbas72 Member

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    Won't the lip spring put additional load on the motors?
  7. Airbas72

    Airbas72 Member

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    Cool belts, every little detail adds realism
  8. mingshuangying

    mingshuangying New Member

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    May I ask what the maximum current your motor driver board can withstand? How much power of motor can be used? The bts7960 I use will not work if the current exceeds 20A. I use a truck wiper motor. There is a gap problem in the worm gear structure. It always makes abnormal noise during use, which is very annoying.