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Uploaded by on Jan 27, 2007

pro racer driving eventor motion racing simulator

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  • Looks class

  • Shit

  • shit

  • shit

  • yep

  • You all have no Idea, this discussion is so

    ridiculous.

    This kind of simulator simulates Bumps correclty and a little bit of G-force. Motion Platforms or other 2 dof systems only simultte G-forces.

    Good designed 3dof like Forcedymnamics 301 can do both, bumps and G-forces.

    Its all about the money or your mechanical talent. The more money or work/time you spent in a simulator, the more it is able to simulate. But everyone of you knows it better than the other. ridiculous

  • The chair is simulating g-forces acting on the driver, NOT the car - this is the difference. If it were a 'floating sim' (all on the same platform) it would be the car g-forces interpreted. I build these and they are incredibly realistic, much more so than your average floating 6-dof even.

  • And absolutely every other driving situation that exerts forces on the body.

  • No, actually you are wrong. And you saying g-force does _not_ act on muscle groups is laughable! ;) Duh - You are thrown back into the seat when accelerating while the steering wheel stays stationary, attached to the vehicle. If you need a bloody picture drawn for you google 'Frex GP', go to the first hit and click on the 'simconmotion' link. I own one of these (and a racing license) and it is HIGHLY realistic. You have no clue and have never tried one, clearly.

  • no. you are wrong. when you break a car the distance betwen chair and wheel does not change. that is obvious. this g force simulation working on the muscle groups of the upper body is ridiculus

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