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Showroom Prototype 6dof

Discussion in 'DIY Motion Simulator Projects' started by NjMotion, Jan 13, 2014.

  1. Tino

    Tino Member

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    There are commercial versions available, like (ckas for example), but they cost more money.

    If you are on a budget then (unfortunately) for now DIY is the way...
    Also I think it's actually fun to build a simulator, you will learn a lot and it's worth the effort.

    @CalSim Thanks, I've got these cheap servos from ebay:
    £1.29, free shipping!
    Operating Speed (4.8V no load): 0.12sec/60 degrees
    Stall Torque : 1.2kg / 42.3oz(4.8V);1.6 kg / 56.4oz (6.0V)
    http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/400762702702?_trksid=p2059210.m2749.l2649&ssPageName=STRK:MEBIDX:IT

    I'll be getting the controller soon, at the moment I'm deciding between getting laser cut Plexiglas or 3d printing the platform.
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  2. MasterYoda

    MasterYoda Active Member Gold Contributor

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    Impressive project, thanks for sharing!
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  3. dedas

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    Wow impressive, nice work!:thumbs most of us doing a 2dof version 6dof is the bom!
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  4. NjMotion

    NjMotion Active Member Gold Contributor

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    Thanks friends :thumbs
  5. welen123

    welen123 Member Gold Contributor

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    Hey! it's awesome! I'm a newbie here,Do not know when can i to build such a high-end 6DOF
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  6. sebastian cajarville

    sebastian cajarville New Member

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    es excelente espero algun dia poder lograrlo por ahora estoy comenzando con 2dof , exitos
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  7. sebastian cajarville

    sebastian cajarville New Member

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    Excellent hope one day I can do for now I'm starting with 2dof, successes
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  8. jakubzik

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    :O super project :3
  9. vulbas

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    Hi,
    Can you you'd be sharing an axis configuration file. I am curious how it is done. the mine is not at all the same.
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  10. townnet

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    That is cool, thanks for sharing.:)
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  11. Blugreen

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    Awesome work.
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  12. zigzag49

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    pity there is more new simulator, an interesting project, good job.
  13. NjMotion

    NjMotion Active Member Gold Contributor

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    Vulvas sorry for not answering earlier.
    The axis assignment is the public, handed it to me and then retouched Historyker my taste but that and makes the movements very well, which can vary is the direction of the engines by way of connection but no more.
  14. zigzag49

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    Is it possible to see your new setting. :blush
    No particular concern since it put into operation? Thank you, anyway good job.
  15. NjMotion

    NjMotion Active Member Gold Contributor

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    Thank, zigzag49.
    The setting is the same as there are published only change something in the front motors turns on curves, and yaw for the extra 1.
  16. zigzag49

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    OK thank you .
    That brings a big plus 1 extra?
    It would be cool new video;)
  17. NjMotion

    NjMotion Active Member Gold Contributor

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    Now I do not have it operating, for lack of space.
    I'm sorry.
  18. zigzag49

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    Ok;)
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  19. AlexinChina

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    nice project! very detailed !thanks for your share
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  20. AlexinChina

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    Why we almost use monstersheild to drive motor ? It's voltage is too low! 12v motor which has high power,such as 500w,is hard to get。
    why not use 220v drive ?if we use 220v drive, we can use more power easily.
    So can anyone introduce a 220v drive to me?