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My new sim - Prosimu T1000 3DOF

Discussion in 'Commercial Simulators and Peripherie' started by mirkobastianini, Dec 9, 2017.

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  1. The Iron Wolf

    The Iron Wolf Active Member

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    Ok, so we agree on limits. However, is extra dampening still required? Is limit not enough to prevent shaft damage?
    I'll PM you something.
    The Iron Wolf, Dec 10, 2018
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  2. Giorgio73

    Giorgio73 Alluminium rig with prosimu 3dof kit

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    as far as I know these actuators are damaged if the internal shaft goes to work at full stroke. in the sense that the tree wants to go beyond the stroke of its cylinder. You limit the run with the software to limit that happening. they are mounted in a position where the maximum load does not exceed eighty kilos, the greater weight to support is under the seat and not under the feet so the effort they make remains within the correct usage parameters.
    other measures I do not think are necessary, I think that those who designed the t1000 and the use of these actuators have made some tests of resistance before selling it. now I do not remember but prosimu guarantees these actuators for many many hours of use.
    in conclusion I would say that the only important thing is to limit the axes to 80-85% and not go further.
    This is my opinion, you can confirm to Patrick.
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    Giorgio73, Dec 10, 2018
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  3. RacingRichie

    RacingRichie Prosimu T1000 3DOF

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    I recently noticed I have quite a bit of flex in the t1000's baseplate that I had Heusinkveld Sprint Pedals mounted on directly. I ordered the Heusinkveld Baseplate, but that didn't help much. When I go on the brake the adjustable pedale-baseplate comes up a bit on the end towards the seat and down toward the front, basically giving in to the brake force applied.

    If you have any ideas to reduce the flex, I'd be happy to read them!
    RacingRichie, Apr 15, 2021
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  4. Giorgio73

    Giorgio73 Alluminium rig with prosimu 3dof kit

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    I suggest you to post some picture of the issue for give us the possibily to wach your problem
    In this way we can try to find a solution
    Giorgio73, Jun 8, 2021
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