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Showroom my 6dof (reproduction of ckas)

Discussion in 'DIY Motion Simulator Projects' started by vulbas, Mar 27, 2014.

  1. vulbas

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    I start the electronic box :)

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    the extension of the 6DOF thanos card will be in the double bottom.

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    I recycle, I will reuse a 24v power supply and a 24v converter => 12v and 24v => 5v

    below there is 6cm useful place for cables and other ....
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    Ah one card missing in the set I see.
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    eaorobbie Well-Known Member SimTools Developer Gold Contributor

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    lol There it is.:thumbs
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    this card will be in the double bottom :)
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    vulbas,
    Looking great friend.
    Can I assume the gold color "bars" are the braking resistors you were mentioning?
    Will you show us the double bottom?

    Tom
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    yes
    the color gold "bars" are the braking resistors 200w :)
    I show you the double bottom tomorrow
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    vulbas,
    Thanks. I thought those were the resistors.
    Looking forward to the double bottom pics....

    Tom

    PS - Got my "custom spring" ordered - only one manufacturer in the US would give me a quote - 340.00 US for one - 360.00 for two - bought the second one and @speedy suggested I make a childs see-saw or horse with spring for my grandkids.....that's what "me" will do. I about dropped in my tracks when they gave me the price, BUT a stock spring was 175.00 - only in US.
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    360 for two is a good price.
    I hope that there will be no rotational play.
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    I worked a little on the box.

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    I just 7cm, 6cm usable.
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    my inspiration
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    I expect the cinch for 12v and it will be good.
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    Ah I see the full picture now, I do see another top quality build coming out of your workshop again.
    Do love the pinball table and built one after seeing yours.
    As for inspiration, you will leave the Ckas unit for dead, lol there software is pretty lame, slow and mussy feel , they have one a SimWorld here in my city.
    Doesn't get used much.
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    vulbas,
    LOVE what your doing and the electronics box is superb!!!!!!!!!!!!! Wow - I would have never thought about the "false" bottom....just great!!!

    Answer to thread #29 - I'm glad you said the the $360 was a good price - "me" feels a little more justified in purchase. - I am using a 1.25" Spline Shaft and Spline Collar - Zero yaw/sway movement.

    Thanks so much and have a blessed one!

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    Hi @vulbas

    can I ask where you got the gearbox crank arms from?

    regards Terry
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    Made mine Had a machine shop cut out the key way...they would have made all 3, but the cost was 170.00


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    we have a passion that is expensive.
    we are crazy lol
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    vulbas,
    Your are so right - "me" thought and thought and penciled away that I could do my 3dof, complete for about 2200.00 US -
    WELL, WRONG!!!!!!!!!!!! I forgot to add machine shop fees, custom spring fees, an RS simulator for top, steering wheels, pedals, Saitek flight controls X52Pro (well already had them), and ALL the little incidentals you NEVER dream about - like cost for wire etc...........PLUS A NEW PC BUILD -
    WELL, "ME" now thinking I'll have just a few cents under 5000.00 - still good value....

    I can ONLY imagine what your 6dof is going to cost in the end????

    Have a blessed one,

    Tom
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    yes, if include all, it's very expensive ....
    but what counts is the result
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    Ditto!

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    I have good news! We are not crazy, we are just boys at heart! And I have heard my whole life that, “The difference between men and boys are the price of their toys!” ;)
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