#Rims racing sim tv#

Top left and bottom right of the picture the 2 connection points with which the seat section is attached to the desk and the pedal section.ĭue to the construction there is no to negligible flex Especially the LFE under the chair has a lot of impact. A bigger buttkicker you just want again for impacts and curbs. The small buttkickers do road noise and small bumps much better than a big buttkicker. In the middle : 2 buttkickers for rpm (cooled by a fan)īelow: 12v powersupply and arduino housing for the WindSimulator.ĭue to the large number of buttkickers, the 'tuning' of this is quite a lot of work, but once you've done it, it's great fun Left and right : the 'chassis buttkickers'. The large LFE under GS-4 seat and the NLMv3 The pedals section with left and right the 'chassis buttkickers' and in the middle the larger BK Advance 1 buttkicker LFE under the seat (big bumps, impacts) 1 buttkicker Advance at the pedals (big bumps, impacts) 2 buttkickers mini LFE on the bakc of the GS-4 (rpm, gearshift effect) 1 buttkicker mini LFE at the HE-shifter ( rpm, gearshift effect) 4 buttkicker mini LFE's in chassismode (small bumps, rpm, road-feel) I am a true enthusiast and have the maximum number of simvibe channels You can compare it with the FFB of a steering wheel.

#Rims racing sim tv#

55' Samsung TV ( on a tv lift behind the desk )ĭespite all the hardware that has been added over the years, including motion, 8 buttkickers, buttonboxes etc etc, setting up my rig takes just as long as when I raced in my office chair 8)įrom the moment that I was a Beta tester of Simvibe, I knew that this is something very special. The steering wheel section is in the cupboard behind my rig during the day, this is also the place where all (13) rims are hanging. The seat section is on a cart during the day Place the seat and steering wheel section Steering wheel section (AccuForce + Dashboard + Windsim) Seat section (NLMv3 motion rig + GS-4 seat+HE-shifter+Handbrake) The pedal section (is bolted down in the ground under my desk) Thanks to years of optimization, setting up the rig is now a piece of cake.