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Yep, sure did. Thanks for the comment. Took me a moment to remember that far back!

@@attorneyssimgarage1482 how was the issue resolved or is it hit or miss. I have a few cars I do standing starts

@@RacingWithChuck27 Can't remember, but I remember selling the wheel which made me happy.

You are too kind! Thank you very much!

That sounds really cool.

No just the one that came with pedals.

That is an excellent observation. The pucks move top down so the way they are mounted is acutally side-to-side as you suggest.

@@attorneyssimgarage1482 May be able to get a bit more punch out of them if they could be rotated. Space is a premium behind the pedals !!

You are definitely on the right track using haptics rather than motors for better fidelity

@@andrev5207 Space is definately a premium, but I think there would be enough room mounting them as you suggest. Would have to make new mounts. Hard part is figuring out how to mount them on the pedals. The pedals don't have extra mounting holes.

@@andrev5207 I never like the motor idea. Spin up time is probably slightly slower, and I think the vibrators have a greater frequency/vibration range. Although, I've never used motors so I'm not certain.

I agree. But the owner, Zach, builds makes them himself so I guess he has more time invested. Zach is a really good guy, so I don't mind paying more knowing that it is going to a good person.

Thanks. I don't know. I guess it would depend on whether they trace back to the control unit and whether the onboard software recognizes them?

Yeah, it would have - or figure them out yourself with very little effort.

No idea about the V2, but I can't imagine that they didn't change it. The V2s look completely different.

Thank you so much!

@@attorneyssimgarage1482yeah, I just built mine today and it worked!! I’m a bit out of my element with this stuff and couldn’t have done it without your video.

Thank you for posting a comment. All opinions matter for sure and mine is just one. The most important thing is that you like whatever wheel you race with!

@@attorneyssimgarage1482 Agreed! I still like your review even if my preference is towards ascher. Subscribed :)

Thanks! Much of what I learned from RC came from a guy named Sweet Pete. Cool dude. Reminds me of a Wolverine (not the comib book character).

Comes applied from the factory.

I retired from motorcycle racing. 🤣

Oh, I know. Rode bikes for years. I could just flip the axis in the program. Thanks for comment. There is another guy who built a awesome version you sit on. Mine was just a sloppy attempt to see if I could get it to work, but it was fun to tinker with.

Hmm...hard to tell with that info. I doubt it is a difference in the moto sheild version. What is your power supply rating volts/amps? .26mah is not necessarily wrong. The fans need 12V to spin and not a lot of amps, so check what the moto sheild is putting out in terms of volts. Are you using a multimeter to test channel output on the board? Do your fans spin at all? Do you get a red light coming off of board. Simhub can also be a little confusing. Is simhub recognizing the device?

Simhub recognised the device. It's 25mv, my bad. I am using a multimeter

​@@attorneyssimgarage1482 sorry, forgot to add you to the reply 😂

@@darkangle2000now So .25 volts at the point where the fans connect to the moto sheild when Simhub states the fans are being spun up to 100%?

​@@attorneyssimgarage1482 yep. Wiped simhub off the system (and all settings folders etc), reflashed the uno a lot of times, tried other uno's. Made sure the input on the moto is indeed 12v, triple checked all the soldering... About ready to bin the damn thing 😂

Thank you for the nice comment!

25W should be more than enough. I don't even have mine turned up all the way. Let me know how yours worked out.

You are welcome! Glad I could help!

Thank you for the tip! I eventually figured it out in other videos.

@@attorneyssimgarage1482 I watched more of your newer vids, good stuff for sure, nice job, I've been really enjoying it

No, sorry. HRS would be able to answer that.

Yeah, I found it to be a strange feature. Doubt it will be fixed at factory because it's how it is designed and don't think they will redesign it. It's a great wheel otherwise. Thanks for post!

iRacing is suppose to take these matters seriously, but they don't. Yes, it's just a game for "some" people, but for others it is an expensive and competitive hobby that we play for our desire to race because it is the closes thing we will ever get to being on a real track with a real car. Moreover, it's suppose to be a simulator. If people want to "play a game," they should play Need for Speed. Thanks for comment.

iRacing could implement a way to figure out who caused and accident or who was the majority at fault in most cases. It has the data. Knocking down a saftey rating because someone else slams into you penalizes good racers. And you are right, it makes the game not fun to play. I can't tell you how many times I have spent 20 min. preparing for a race only have someone crash into me in the first two laps and end my race. I get a 12X. I get so frustrated thinking about it.

Me too, I'm racing a lot less because of it. In my opinion, iRacing keeps the SR the way it is because of money. It knows that if your SR drops (which it does for everyone through no fault of their own), you will have to join numerous races (and drive causiously and not be competitive) to build it back up. First, this keeps more people online and artificially inflates the number of drives who actually want to compete but makes it look like there are a lot of people playing. Second, it gives a false sense of competitiveness if half the field is only in the race to get SR. Third, SR keeps people playing and thus monthly subscriptions ($$). Fourth, there is likely not a single player that would wants to keep the SR system the way it is - iRacing ignores its customers. Fifth, the existing SR system penalized racers whom are in fact safe racers. iRacing could use AI to analyze race data to have it review who caused accidents or to what degree someone was at fault after the race. During the race, instead of the 1X, 2X, 4X, etc. notifications, a racer could be notified that they were involved in 1 Incident, 2 Incidents, 3 Incidents, etc. Then after the race, the AI could within seconds analyze the data and attribute fault and reduce for only those at fault SR. That type of system would not be too difficult to implement. Instead, iRacing wants to spend its time releasing new car models and tracks because those generate $$$$. I can't tell you how many time I was thinking of racing only to tell myself, "well, I could spend the next 20 min. getting ready only to get slammed into by a drunk, high, or disrespectful jerk and then get frustrated; or I could play a different game." Much more often than not, I chose to play a different game. Thank you for your posts. I wish more people would get together and express your opinion. Maybe if enough did, iRacing would actually do something, but I'm not holding my breath.

Well said!

Thank you!

I would not use the 19.3v power supply. While the 16V moto shield maybe able to handle it initially, it may fail over time. The moto shield may output too many volts for you fans - not sure because I can't remember the specs of the board off the top of my head. If you blow your moto shield and fans, it will likely cost you more than buying a power supply. Go to a Goodwill or thrift store if you have one near. Sometimes you can find adequate power supplies very cheap.

Ok thanks for the clarification.

I would if they sent me one. They cost ~$1K.

Thanks! Yeah, I'm not much of a talker when racing. Track is not too bad. Have to let off a bit before turn 3 or hit the wall. Rest of the track is pedal to the floor.

That is an excellent idea! Probably plastic on this version so you wouldn't damage the threads.

Thanks for the comment! I did a followup video of how to shut off the blinking light feature if you don't mind doing a little percise soldering: ua-cam.com/video/c5YwmRQ_sO4/v-deo.html The blinking lights are gone on mine now, and I do like the wheel. I wasn't a fan of the Tahko either, which is why I went with th GT Pro. As far as I know, there are not many choices out there for the Simucube. If you have Moza or Simagic there are a few. Let me know if you come across anything that looks interesting.

I probably forgot to mention...LOL! www.amazon.com/gp/product/B088MKF848/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&th=1

Thanks! I was just happy to finish 7th, despite moving up to that position because of crashes. 🤣

@@attorneyssimgarage1482 I have only raced a handful of times and have most often benefited from others mistakes or bad fortunes. I have been threatening to race a street stock or dirt street stock. I must be one of the only folk on IRacing using the AI. Even those matches I find very fun despite Jim’s surly attitude 😬

@@dylanmosley3030 🤣🤣🤣I have never used the AI in iRacing. In fact, I didn't even know they had it! LOL! I like racing against people. I've got my class C dirt stock license, but find it very difficult to drive those cars - feel like I'm out of controll all the time. To be honest, it doesn't bother me at all when others crash and I move up in position! 😆😇

Hahaha! Thank you!

Yep, but it's a ghost town...🤣🤣

@@attorneyssimgarage1482 Lol, don’t mind sharing a invite

@@Gtoofast I think this invite link should work? discord.gg/2t5ku3mK Not very experienced with Discord.

@@attorneyssimgarage1482 Yeah it worked, thanks.

@@Gtoofast Cool!

Thank you very much! I use three of the Nobsound cards for the six small shakers I use (4 on seat and 2 on pedals), and I usb sound card for the single big shaker I use for gear shifts. So, in total 4 for shakers.

@@attorneyssimgarage1482 Are you using the motherboard's onboard sound card??

@@marceloalves4277 Yep, I use the motherboard sound card for game sound, but I didn't count that one because I don't use it for bass shakers.

Absolutely! I use it for GT cars all the time.

@@attorneyssimgarage1482 thank you

Hahaha...I'm certainly not a pro when it comes to this stuff. ☮

Yeah, that's why I put it in the description! :)

Thanks for the post! Ever since I put the Turn Racing wheel on the BP2 I have been really pleased with it and it works flawlessly. Originally, I had mounted a MOFAR wheel from Amazon which was too big for the BP2, but I didn't know that before I purchased. If you ever do interact with Zack, you'll know what I mean. ☮

Thanks for the info. I haven't used their QR. I don't think I would like the screw either, and I could see it coming loose under vibration.