I strapped a vibrator to my brake pedal and gained 600 ELO! Simagic P-HPR Review on Sim Lab XP1
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- Опубліковано 19 тра 2024
- Simagic P-HPR offer haptic feedback with these "Reactor" motors originally design for P2000 and P1000 pedals. The thing is, they work just as well on other pedals. I strapped a Simagic P-HPR to my Sim Lab XP1 brake and gained 600 ELO on LFM.
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Very good review! Nice to hear that you have the same Issue with late feedback for the wheel lock effect! I also drive mostly ACC, and use only ABS on the brake pedal and TC on throttle...
mounted these to my fanatec v3 pedals like 6 months ago works pretty well did not even need to 3d print anything used p2000 pedal adapters with some extra screws from home depot. looks like they updated graphics on them myn has no logos just all red/black. I have one on throttle too only useful thing you can do on it is slip which can help in certain situations but probably not worth the cost. Not sure what you mean you wanting it to be even more powerful i use them at like 20%
They have bundles available that include the power supply now.
Do you feel this is much better than a standard transducer or have you not tested one of them before? Due to cost, I was going to use a small transducer for the throttle to just simulate some road feeling. I’m hoping this will make me feel more immersed, especially when in vr
Haven't tried those. Difference with vibration motor is night and day. Currently testing conspit cpp lite and i dont even notice the vibrations with those
interesting, as I almost bought them. I have the simlab pedals like you but unfortunately haven’t been able to try them yet due to sciatica! I’m still buying bits to have it perfect for when I get back to it tho :)
Did you decide yo get one for the accelerator? Currently wrestling with ordering 2.
No, currently using other pedals with 3 motors and I find brake the only useful one
@@UnicornReviews thanks for the response
Do you have donwload link for stl file?
Yes, Link in description as shown at 5:20 in the video. Rightclick the tabname and choose export. Make sure to set STL detail to fine
Hi, I have a question? Does this Simagic haptic pedal reactor also work with PlayStation 5?
@underspeedjosefina2034
I’ll answer in a few days when my arrives, but it should work with simhub ( u need pc or laptop to run the software)because my buttkicker works .
@underspeed , on ps5 in gran turismo only Wheel slip works 😢 abs is not supported and wheels lock doesn’t work😢
Only wheels slip work ( Gt7) Abs is not supported and wheels lock doesn’t work 😢
Can you post a link to the XP1 3d mount for haptic motor?
Link is already in description
Really hope my kids don’t see my UA-cam history now!
Doesn't this 3D printer adapter consume a large portion of the haptics? These motors are really powerful. Besides, in the older version of SimHub, they only worked at half power, but in the current version, they are just as strong as in Simagic software. A few days ago, I uploaded a video on how to mount them on an original Simagic bracket, on other brands' pedals. I have a feeling that I will never run out of power with them, but maybe after many months, I will change my mind.
The adapter is pretty stiff and the forces are in line with the walls. I don't think they work as some sort of shock absorber.
Yeah PLA is very rigid and only dampens a negligible amount of the vibration coming from the motor from my experience
@@BenFreedmanRacing i printed in petg because pla can creep under the constant pressure from being sandwiched between the pedal arm and face plate