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Vibration Damping

Discussion in 'DIY Motion Simulator Building Q&A / FAQ' started by plingboot, Aug 27, 2020.

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    Just wondered whether there are any tried and tested products for eliminating vibration (noise) when using linear actuators like the SFX-100's.

    My build is going into our loft and I'd like to isolate as much noise and vibration as possible - with my previous rig the noise of the DD wheel alone sounded like someone was drilling into the roof.

    I was thinking sorbothane pucks of some kind on a 20mm rubber mat? But would rather hear of known solutions than buy a lot of stuff to test… :)
    plingboot, Aug 27, 2020
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