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Discussion in 'DIY Motion Simulator Projects' started by cruzebabuze, Mar 10, 2017.

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  1. cruzebabuze

    cruzebabuze Active Member

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    My Motion Simulator:
    2DOF, 3DOF, DC motor, Arduino
    yes down here in Arizona i find them like 3 times a year. Got a sega G-loc for $100, a sega nascar for $200, the sega L.A rider Harley Davidson for $200, and this one for $150. every time i resale the parts that i do not need on ebay and use the hydraulics and buttons for a motion sim. Arduino uno for motors and potentiometers and arduino leonardo for joystciks like steering wheels and flying stick and pedals and also buttons. Usually i end up with a free motion sim. the only problem is the space needed for all the sims. LoL
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    cruzebabuze, Apr 1, 2017
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  2. speedy

    speedy Well-Known Member

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    My Motion Simulator:
    3DOF, AC motor, Arduino, Motion platform
    speedy, Apr 1, 2017
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  3. cruzebabuze

    cruzebabuze Active Member

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    I am ready for it, but it depends how much it will cost me to do it, let me know the step I need to do and how much it will cost. I also have the big power converter
    cruzebabuze, Apr 1, 2017
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  4. speedy

    speedy Well-Known Member

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    I think the step you need here is that to start to believe that you can DIY everything ... you don't need me , really .

    All general information and videos needed for AC motors and VFDs are already posted in the FAQ > VFD section ... I hope they are clear enough .

    Also, I've posted for you the startup and advanced user manual links for your VFDs model ...
    If you please be kind enough reading them and ask for difficulties if any may found there .

    Read and Learn buddy :thumbs
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    speedy, Apr 2, 2017
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