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F1 2Dof simulator

Discussion in 'DIY Motion Simulator Projects' started by estami, Sep 21, 2019.

  1. estami

    estami New Member

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    Hi, I would like to show you my project that I have been working on for a while.
    Now it takes a while to stop but I'm taking it back.
    My idea was that the driving position approximates that used in an F1.
    Something similar to this style
    playseat_-formula-e-1-logo.jpg
    I started my work doing a basic foundation, and a base where I would place it later.

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    Little by little I placed the anchors and bars for movement.

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    Modifying the kneecaps to make a level adjustment

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    Reinforcing the connecting rod part with bearings so that the engine does not suffer

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    Whole assembly assembled........
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  2. estami

    estami New Member

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    We continue .....

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    Motors and electronics ... part I have not used
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    Fastening the steering wheel and pedals IMG_2445.JPG IMG_2446.JPG IMG_2447.JPG IMG_2448.JPG IMG_2449.JPG

    and my homemade backet jjjjj,
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  3. sbdtoni

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    Hi nice project i’m Working in a similar project I have some questions about the sketch of arduino, what sketch do you use? Works fine? Can send me if works fine? Many thanks.
    Best regards
  4. noorbeast

    noorbeast VR Tassie Devil Staff Member Moderator Race Director

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    My Motion Simulator:
    3DOF, DC motor, JRK
  5. estami

    estami New Member

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    Good afternoon we continue showing a little more of the project.

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    Engine mounts, in the last image you can see the pinion that will move the hall sensor.
  6. estami

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    The coupling of the engine finally did not work well in subsequent publications I will show the modifications I made since it ended up loosening
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  7. estami

    estami New Member

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    Modify the motors to isolate the ground .....

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