Testing the DIY Steering on Assetto Corsa

It is now very smooth and quiet as well. Turns out, my initial woes with this diy all went down to the quick release having slack and therefore making it feel like the car suspension bushing needs serious replacement. It rattled before and now I'm left with pure smoothness.
Still on EMC software.

[@bale21]

Good work dude 🔥🔥

[@Felix-wu1zv]

Could you please share your setup Like what Controller do you use.
i want to know the encoder part like Do you have to connect encoder to VESC or not something like that

[@Felix-wu1zv]

I definitely gonna built one but i think i'm gonna use Hover board motor first because i already have one laying around and then when i have enough money i'm gonna buy servo at this point i'm struggling to pick motor controller like should i use VESC or Odrive also i dont know how to coding

[@dencio1976]

I am using vesc. I am not sure if odrive is better suited for hb motor. If so, I wont be able to help with setting up odrive.
The encoder I use is a cheap omron 2500ppr which is connected to the vesc. With emc software, this is also connected to the STM32F407Vet6. I want to do a video of setting up and parts list needed. There'll be too much question after another.

[@christophercasilan3785]

paano😩

[@dencio1976]

Need mo ng VESC 4.20, STM32F407Vet6, and a lot more. It gets really complex if starting from zero. lahat halos ng parts needed available sa shopee and lazada.
Hopefully makagawa ako ng video for the basics muna then get to parts list. You also need some serious electronic troubleshooting skills, soldering skills and heck of a lot of patience. And some diy research din. Madami avail reading materials to get you started with a DIY Steering wheel.
Di pa lang talaga ako makagawa ng video. Been wanting to do one for the longest time now.