2dof + loss traction or 3dof ?

Hello guys.

I have 3 gear motors by Pgsaw. And I'm with the following question, build a 2dof + loss traction or 3dof.

I would like to know which is the best option.

Hi Francisco. Answer these questions. Is your main passion racing or flight? Can your motors heave the required weight?

Normally for racing go with traction loss and for flight heave. However heave is very important for racing too but generally requires more speed & torque than heave for flight in order to feel both fine road details and surface elevation changes. Therefore bottom line is your motors capabilities will largely determine what you're able to implement.

Hello Trumotion,

Thanks for answering.

The simulator is for racing. Maybe I use it from time-to-time to play roller coaster.

The engine I have is this: https://www.ebay.com/itm/371596157992?ul_noapp=true

I am studying several projects presented here in the community and now that I am to mount my Sim this question has arisen.

12V 180W would likely be under powered for 3DOF and better suited to 2DOF +traction loss.

I will build a 2dof + traction loss.
Next week I will post information about my project.
Thank you all for the help.

@Francisco Junior, I see that you have bought the same motors as me. They are really strong for a 2dof, but I do not think they are for a 3dof ...

Do not worry. They support 3dof too, in my case I'm finalizing the traction loss.
It has several projects using these engines.

Do you have a photo or video to see the progress of your project?

https://www.xsimulator.net/community/threads/my-2dof-worm-gear-ibt-2.12173/

This week I will post new updates and who knows the completion of the project.

I built a 2DOF with Traction Loss using Simxperience engine. I believe this is the best way for racing sim since the stepper motor actuators can replicate slightest imperfections on the road surfaces.

As can gear motor's for a fraction of the cost, Volume level and Immensely increased durability.