Wow! This simulator makes a hugely positive impression (I'm new to this thread). Actually got my "blood up" watching the video.

I've never seen a visor/screen (whatever you call it) above the monitors like that. It strikes me as a brilliant idea, especially in an enclosed race car.

Cockpit looks great, and I notice you have good taste in Assetto Corsa mods.

What case is that? really like the red glow. Nice build impressive!

Many thanks to all for the compliments, the case is a Zalmann z11 plus

First test with the SRW-S1, I tried to change a little the camera settings, seems to be better as well

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0ZbEskdWOjU&feature=youtu.be

Bass Shaker arrived, I have taken 4, and amplified by a Lepai LP2020A +, I have to thank a guy from another forum who helped me throughout the project.



As I took a sound card Creative Sound Blaster, really good, which I found on offer recently.



What about the bass shaker alone, without the aid of SimVibe (software to manage precisely the transducers) are really useless I used them for 2 days type boxes, waiting for me to arrive the second sound card, and they were really annoying, i do not understand how they manage to use only the Buttkicker with SimVibe instead is a whole other story, it takes a bit of time to set up each parameter but once you find the right compromise one wonders how it was to drive without: D

Small video: D

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZlBPAO8k54o&feature=youtu.be

Although it is much we do not place anything, at this time I made some changes to the location, such as the installation of the new steering wheel, a TM T500RS.

I had to disassemble to be able to sell below the screens



I also created a simple adapter, using the quick release of the original crown and the sparco, I joined them with a hard aluminum 3mm.



I also realized this aluminum support to easily attach and detach the screen / tablet that I use for telemetry.



Finally I also placed the srw-s1, reinforcing the supports, and changing the cable.



And as usual, here is a video with all the news: D

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y0DQHCOpN38&feature=youtu.be

I also changed the layout of the transducers, and applied to the rubber to silence them

byebye: D

Really creative integration of the SRW-S1 wheel to your FFB set up. Obviously you are confident the plastic frame of the SRW-S1 can withstand the force feedback...or did you have to strengthen the SRW-S1 internally? I have an SRW-S1 and have wondered about adapting it for my own FFB wheel. If it can withstand the force of your T500, then my Logitech G25 shouldn't stress it out.

Thanks for sharing and it looks great.
Derek

When I used it with G27 mod, I had no change on SWR, but now that I have mounted on the t500rs as a precaution, I added this aluminum reinforced

A morning lap on nurburgring

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GQh11weSSqk

this is a new video on project cars, what do you think?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wTPL6E0oD_k

I want those gloves..lol..

I need to build a 3 screen mount as my screens are simply too far away due to the desk I have.

For you

http://www.ebay.it/itm/SPARCO-Hurricane-...=item231a64274c

I used aluminum profiles, but mine is very crafts, search the brackets already made, if they are many around

Thanks,
But I found the same/similar gloves for $ 9.99 from a close out store *(Sparco Red ones).

Found them yesterday after work while browsing close out store for wood flooring...

Just need to fabricate a 3 Screen mounting setup that's adjustable and break it down so I know what to by from home depot,

thinkin' galvanized steel beams w/ slide track, w/ 2 adjustable joints, main support mounts, and 3 VESA mounts that slide along the slide track of the beam.

I have about 7 or 8, 10 foot beams in my garage,



once mounts are built, I need to start building a seat and cockpit that's universal for both F-18/A-10C/Fighter Jets and Racing.

Debating if I want to sell my Fanatec Gear and upgrade to the universal Hub Setup.

"Little" news

All ready... more o less

Came the sequential gearbox, a ARC_Team Carbon

Plate made in transparent lexan and aluminum support with 8 and 10mm :P



I also took the Sparco p77, really nice !!







The shifter is truly exceptional, has a thousand adjustments, and is a solid marble