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@drconflict629 That's too bad man, sorry to hear it. I didn't have any of these issues so far. My Moza GS V2 did suffer from creaking a lot but it wasn't too annoying

@liaml1061 Hey there, thank you so much for your kind words, these are the comments that keep me going 😊 I'm working on it!

@MultiStreetTV I guess we'll meet, something tells me we will!

Hey there and thanks a lot for joining the discussion. I'm totally cool with your opinion mate, no offense taken at all 😊 Unfortunately, I didn't get to test more simagic products other than the neo but I guess it's pretty solid quality gear! Thanks for sharing your experience, so others can profit from that as well!

@chubbs6504 Uhm...yeah! Go for it mate! Even if you don't like it, you wouldn't lose anything at that price, since you can resell it without loss. As far as I know, the U goes really strong!

@@CKSimRacing ty for your feedback

Hey there Michael, thanks again for your nice feedback mate! And yes, I totally agree. Buy once, cry one but be happy until the end of days 😁

@Lessenjr 100% agreed mate! Thanks a lot for the sub, this means a lot to me 😊

@@rms_6401 haha well the old one from VRS used to be very..."functional" as well 😆 but hey, at least the truedrive window can be maximized. Many others have fixed size windows

@mikedeanellis yeah I also run every profile at 100% in the software and dial it in game. Does this car really run that strong, didn't know that. Some cars defo have stronger ffb than others

One thing that most people overlook when discussing the sensors in DD wheels is that they are primarily there for motor control. The more precise the sensor the more precision with which the motor can be controlled. It really is a secondary task of the sensor to provide wheel position information to the game, which can only be a max of 16 bits anyway due to the limitations of direct input. You're right in that you probably wouldn't notice more than 12 bits in terms of game input, but in terms of motor control it makes a hell of a difference.

@reviewforthetube6485 yeah as far as I've heard, they're cooking something new, which is gonna be released on 10th of October and I'm pretty sure it'll be a new wheelbase. Unfortunately I didn't have a chance yet to try out asetek or simagic wheelbases. But I'm pretty certain, they're all pretty close in terms of feel. But that being said, yes it's defo still absolute gold 😊

Everything from simagic, asetek and simucube is very good. Simagic has best eco system and better value so it’s a win for everyone whatever they buy

@Max__apex you gonna make anymore videos soon? Did you ever get the mini instead? Also I finslly got some p1000s. Game changer. Love the fact they have softer elastomers and you can buy springs even for the brake. My long trail braking is so so much more consistent now. The gains I've made is insane.

@@reviewforthetube6485 I was gonna do a 360hz review. U should do a review on the pedals

@jeroenschilderink7894 hah, how cool mate, I'm happy for you! What a way to start the weekend! You'll love it! What was your previous wheelbase? At least I assume that you already have one since most people don't start with a SC2 into simracing I guess 😄

@@CKSimRacing Thank you ! Hahah yes, i had a Fanatac DD1, so i not a super super big difference i think. I drove a couple laps with the SC of my cousin haha, than it was allready smoother and more details... So yeah, will be a good weekend 😁

@John-ok8ts Hey there and thanks for your comment. For the recording, I've placed the microphone directly behind the wheelbase, so what you can hear in the video is not what you'd perceive when sitting in your rig. I wouldn't go as far to say that it's completely unnoticeable but comparing it to the audible sounds from the shift paddles, the pedals and the rig itself while it's suffering the sheer power of the SC2 😄 its pretty negligible. It surely depends on how sensitive you are but at least, when racing, I don't even notice it at all because I'm highly concentrated on other sounds like rpm and tyres. I hope that helps!

@@CKSimRacing Yea just surprised no one ever mentioned it. I'm waiting until SC2 bring out a wheel base with power and data through the shaft. I like the ffb on the dd1 so don't really want to lose that and get a marginal improvement.

Everyone is hiding the cool wine and just delusional to what they want people to hear. I wonder what else they lied about with the ffb ??

Thank you so much guys, this means a lot! I'm feeling very humbled now ❤

Got my simucube 2 pro few weeks ago absolutely love it. Coming from fanatec it is in a different league. I can feel the car on the limit now and has made me much more consistent 🔥

@keeef23 that's awesome mate, happy for you 😊🏁

Hope you Not Annonce a SC3 on the 10th of Oktober - there IS No need!

@@georgma87 it’s all good will buy that also 😂

@@MultiStreetTV you're most welcome!

@@jamiebray1062 I'm honored mare, thank you so much! It's been a while since my last one. Next video is almost done

@davidslater5965 Thanks a lot David! Holiday season is over now, so a lot of new content is in the making. I'd recommend to go for the R12 since there is a little more headroom.

@BlackbirdGLI you'll notice a severe difference mate, promise! I wish you lots of fun with it!

Hey there and thanks for joining the discussion! Absolutely true, the game telemetry is responsible for what you're feeling in the ffb and a DD won't give you more of that. The main difference that I remember between both systems was definitely the response time. The DD motor is just superior against the belt driven design in terms of performance. And yes, 9Nm is plenty and will probably be more than enough for most users. Congratulations for your R9!

@@CKSimRacing Thanks mate! I am a very happy user and luckily the R9 + KS wheel is a product for which i think: I should have bought this sooner. Happy racing!

Thanks a lot mate, I'm glad it was helpful! That's really cool, you'll love the difference

@MrRaphaelLippi Hey there, thanks for reaching out. Tbh I haven't had the time to take care of it recently but I'll try it soon and get back to you. I'm not quite sure what causes it. To be fair: you wouldn't recognize it while racing, as stated in the video but yeah, regarding the price tag this shouldn't be maybe...

@smsheard 😄 technically, you're right. I guess the right term for these is yoke, but they're only called like that when speaking of aviation.

@@CKSimRacing Sorry I know I am being perdantic. LOL. thanks for the answer.

@@smsheard haha that's totally fine to me mate

Thank you so much mate!!

Again thanks a lot my friend, your feedback is heartwarming! Gonna push out a lot more content soon after the holidays

@Dave_Smith_OnWheels hey there thanks for watching my content 😀 do it nate you won't regret it, especially on this track. Once you get it right it feels just so rewarding!

Hey there guys, how cool is that?! Thanks for your comment!!! To be honest, I just rewatched it and I didn't even give it enough praise...i LOVE this pedal set! It's really an amazing product and I can tell that you have put a lot of thought and work into it! I would buy it again but since it's not breaking, it's your fault that I don't have to 😜

Awesome!!! I'm happy that you enjoy it as much as we do! ​is there somethin we can improve or upgrade on them?

​@realVRS Hey again, I actually took my time to think about this, hence the late answer. If you guys would offer something like simagic does with their haptic pedal reactors, that would be insane as an addon! Even though I actually love the looks and don't mind too much about the slip of the pedal faces, it would be great to have optional ones that are slightly textured and a bit grippier. Another thing that would be great as an addon is to maybe have the option to put an elastomer behind the brake spring, to have a bit more of a dampened feel at the end of the brake. But that's a little bit of a double edged sword since I actually chose the VRS pedals over others because it doesn't rely on elastomers or other working parts that might fade over time. Regarding adjustability: having something like thumb screws in order to adjust the pedal faces or the throw of the pedal arms would make life a little easier as well, so I could make my adjustments on the fly without the need of tools. If you guys already have something in the making, please feel free to reach out to me. I'd be happy to test your products!

Hey there and thanks for watching as well as joining the conversation! Even though I haven't tried it yet, I agree, the R12 might be a better choice. But for some people who are limiting their budget or who simply wanted to get into direct drive systems, the R9 might still be a good solution!

@Alex-eu7ls So far they're going strong. The surface has become a tiny little bit more dull looking but nothing severe so far. That being said, I only use the wheel with gloves

Hey man, thanks for your feedback, I'm honored! At the same time im starting to notice, that im carrying quite a bit of responsibility but I'm still convinced that this is a product you'll buy once and only once! Unless the previous owner hasn't kicked them on a daily basis on purpose, they'll be just as good as new! Thanks a lot for your sub, highly appreciated 🙏

@@gaminginstilllife9429 Also a very good product indeed!

Thanks a lot mate, I'm happy you like it!

Really cool, let me know how it performs. Simagic does a lot of things right

Short answer, yes, though I can't confirm whether it cuts at 7Nm. The long answer can be found at 16:30 in the video. Once dialed in correctly, it doesn't cut the power anymore and it won't clip as well

I agree, the GS V2 shifters are a little more on the loud side

Sim Magic 😄

@V-Racing thanks a lot man, I'm glad you like it!

Haha, well, some folks are collecting rare coins or post stamps. As long as it fills your life with joy, why not 😊 To be honest, I have bought it purely because of all the features and functionality. Looks wise I think it's decent, but not the most beautiful wheel. I like the RGB lighting a lot though!

Oh really? I checked the product description on MOZAs website but I couldn't find any info about that after reading your comment. It would be quite nice if they'd add the option for front mounting for sure but power output wise I think the R9 is gonna be fine when it's bottom mounted

Nah mate, this wheel kinda kills GT Neo. The saving of GT Neo is the usb connection for other wheel base.

​@pawieplays USB is for sim hub too.

Gt Neo is better than the moza Ks wheel but not better than moza gs. You probably own a g29 anyways 😂🤣

@@Ryzard Thank YOU!

Ouch, getting blisters while racing is a thing I only ran into while Karting, because the G's throw you around and even with gloves you'll get blisters but yeah I always use gloves and didn't get any fortunately (during sim racing)! Good to know that Daniels gloves are padded on the inside, I really like the available designs as well! And yes, I agree, the wheel is phenomenal regarding it's price

Matt Maloooouuune in the summer here we GOOooouuuuUUoououuuu :D I love him, great guy!

Hey there, I'm glad you like the content, thank you so much! Well, having a GS for just $200 is a good deal. The GS is pretty solid overall and I couldn't really find any flaws except a little bit of creaking after using it for a while but that's negligible. And yes, I agree - even if the GS would get a crack it would still work just fine except it get's broken in half. If the GT Neo breaks, it would be done for good I guess. But so far it's showing no wear and goes strong fortunately :)

Haha I've said that multiple times to myself regarding NOT upgrading anymore. But hey, you've got a really nice setup and basically, as long as it works and you are satisfied, having fun and improving in your races, there seriously is no reason to upgrade! Also having more Nm won't make you faster. Yes, there are stronger wheelbases and yes some are having more detail and such but the only thing that matters is that you are happy with what you have :)

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