MOZA R5 in 2024 The HONEST Review from a Truck Simulator Pro
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- Опубликовано: 18 сен 2024
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SETUP :
NVIDIA 4090
i9 14900K
E Motion LABS Motion Simulator
ITX motherboard
55in triple screens
5 tactile transducers
FANATEC DD Pro wheel
MOZA R5
FANATEC v3 pedals
NRG seat
Custom Build Sim room with own electric system
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Here is a video of my SIG RIG in it's driving setup.
• TRIPE SCREEN Sim Racin...
welcome to the moza gang Simma , i have been on a R5 for 2 years might get a R12 soon , the preset for trucking on pithouse is not bad and you can set your RPM lights there also . MOZA is rocking the hobby and that is great news for us . the CRP2 pedals have me 🤤
Same with the TSW with the LED. Software fixes this however, not a big fan of this in trucking. BTW just found your Etsy page and liking the triple setup.
@@brentsnoddy1951 thank you friend ! Yeah, not really sure what to make of this LED issue. And I'm not sure I understood. Are you saying that it works in the trucking wheel or it doesn't work either? That would be pretty sad if it includes LEDs and they don't work
@@DaSimSimma DaSim, no I'm just saying I had the same issue with the TSW and the original wheel that came with the R5 bundle. It took a little bit to resolve in he software which was probably my fault as I was so excited about have a real direct drive wheel base that I kinda put it on the back burner. After I got the force feedback to a reasonable setting I later went back and adjusted the LED RPM gauge. After a first round of ATS on what the feedback will do, on rumble strips and curbs, I then found out why they sell emergency cutoff switches. Even at the 5Nm it can still kick you in the pants...or fingers so-to-speak. I also have the Moza mid-range pedals and added a clutch so basically I went from a Logitech and Hori FS wheel to the entire Moza setup it was like night and day. Still watching the vid to finish as I just watched your three gauge assembly step video. I will definitely be looking into that soon. I have Simhub installed on my computer but have been focusing more in Sim Dashboard up to now. Guess I gotta kick the tires on getting up in SimHub. Nice to talk to someone who is using this sim stuff for trucking and not all iRacing or such. I would love to continue chatting about how you have accomplished some of the things I saw in your huge video count on your channel. I started scrolling through those just a bit ago and it's a little overwhelming at first. Already thinking about how to reproduce your Moza shifter integration into an armrest/mouse pad. Also, care to share your info on how you got the GPS to work on that smaller display. TTYL and have fun!!
that shaking does not happen on my R5, did you allready:
1. firmware up-to-date
2. calibrate pedals
3 center (or re-center) steeringwheel
4. Pithouse software up-to-date
and do start the game from within the Pithouse software, no starting from the desktop icon of ATS, and not starting from within Steam itself.
you have turned on "engine vibration" in the game. the more Hp the truck-engine makes, the more the shaking will be.
i also tried that, and put the slider on 1 %.
but i prefer a more steady steeringwheel, so now it is on 0%
@@Trucker-Wouter I also did notice that I had the Mosa wheel set on 100% and the in-game feedback to 105%. When I toned those down to 90 and 100 respectively everything seemed to go back to normal as I was used to it on my fanotech
@@DaSimSimma In the Pithouse the force feedback is on 100% (hardware uses everything which is designed for) in the game itself you can move specific sliders less intensive if you want less force feedback.
the hardware is normally set to 100%