Glen, u may enjoy this. =D
03-12-06, 01:32 AM
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Thanks yea that's awesome.
The race simulator bug bit me ever since I went to SEMA a few months back.
I WILL be building my own custom racing simulator soon and will invite EVERYONE over to drive it.
Here's one example of what U can build at home in your "spare" time.
The race simulator bug bit me ever since I went to SEMA a few months back.
I WILL be building my own custom racing simulator soon and will invite EVERYONE over to drive it.
Here's one example of what U can build at home in your "spare" time.
03-12-06, 02:36 AM
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Coooooolllll!!!!!!!!!!
Originally Posted by RMMGS4
Here's the type I plan to build.
I WISH !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I WISH !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
03-12-06, 10:16 AM
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03-13-06, 02:09 AM
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Yes I did ,Ron.
I've been all through the simulator forums and sites believe me.
I can tell you just staying active in ClubLexus is enough for me.
That is a real nice kit and would be the easy way out if I wanted something easier and still accurate.
My plan is to take it further than what you see. As far as feel and look, I want the driver to have as close as possible to the F1 cockpit feel as possible. Most o f the SIMS including the one you attached are not accurate andare also generic in size to fit anyone.
My cockpit cell will be built to F1 Rules and specifications. I downloaded the rulebook.
What this actually means is the cockpit should have the same comfort (or discomfort ) and seat position as a real car. In an F1 car the feet are actually positioned atleast 4 inches higher than your butt seat bottom. The cockpit will also have the standard, limited visibility and movement. I even have 4 point seatbelts to lock you in to optimaize on the claustrophobic atmosphere.
Lastly, phase two will include a timealigned speaker array with Dolby Digital surround and subwoofer.
03-13-06, 09:21 AM
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Originally Posted by RMMGS4
Yes I did ,Ron.
I've been all through the simulator forums and sites believe me.
I can tell you just staying active in ClubLexus is enough for me.
That is a real nice kit and would be the easy way out if I wanted something easier and still accurate.
My plan is to take it further than what you see. As far as feel and look, I want the driver to have as close as possible to the F1 cockpit feel as possible. Most o f the SIMS including the one you attached are not accurate andare also generic in size to fit anyone.
My cockpit cell will be built to F1 Rules and specifications. I downloaded the rulebook.
What this actually means is the cockpit should have the same comfort (or discomfort ) and seat position as a real car. In an F1 car the feet are actually positioned atleast 4 inches higher than your butt seat bottom. The cockpit will also have the standard, limited visibility and movement. I even have 4 point seatbelts to lock you in to optimaize on the claustrophobic atmosphere.
Lastly, phase two will include a timealigned speaker array with Dolby Digital surround and subwoofer.
I've been all through the simulator forums and sites believe me.
I can tell you just staying active in ClubLexus is enough for me.
That is a real nice kit and would be the easy way out if I wanted something easier and still accurate.
My plan is to take it further than what you see. As far as feel and look, I want the driver to have as close as possible to the F1 cockpit feel as possible. Most o f the SIMS including the one you attached are not accurate andare also generic in size to fit anyone.
My cockpit cell will be built to F1 Rules and specifications. I downloaded the rulebook.
What this actually means is the cockpit should have the same comfort (or discomfort ) and seat position as a real car. In an F1 car the feet are actually positioned atleast 4 inches higher than your butt seat bottom. The cockpit will also have the standard, limited visibility and movement. I even have 4 point seatbelts to lock you in to optimaize on the claustrophobic atmosphere.
Lastly, phase two will include a timealigned speaker array with Dolby Digital surround and subwoofer.
Cool, can't wait to test drive it.
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