FFB 2.0? How to DIY Transducers for SIMracing | Tutorial | Tech Talk | Nesterowicz Racing | 4K
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- Опубликовано: 8 июл 2024
- Adding transducers was the best cheap upgrade i have ever made to my SimRig! In this video i show you what you need and how to do it! Is it FFB2.0? Maybe not.. but i never drive without!
Hardware i used for this video:
2x Dayton Audio TT25 Mini Bass Shakers
www.daytonaudio.com/product/1...
2x Dayton Audio BST-1 Bass Shaker
www.daytonaudio.com/product/1...
1x Amp with 4channels www.amazon.de/dp/B087FWWVB6/r...
6x meters Red/black speaker wire - ICC 0,75mm cable
SIM Gear:
- Fanatec Podium DD2 Wheelbase
- Simtrecs ProPedal GT
- Fanatec F1 2020 Limited (Mag shift)
- Fanatec ClubSport BMW GT2 Wheel (2x)
- Fanatec ClubSport Shifter SQ V1.5
- Fanatec ClubSport Handbrake V1.5
The Rig:
- TRAK RACER TR160
- Streamdeck
- 4x Dayton Bass shakers
- 4x 50w Channel Amp
- 24 Button/ switchbox
- Track IR5 motion tracking
- 7" Telemetry tablet
- UV Flashlight for Illumination (Blacklight)
- 3x Samsung C27JG5X VA Monitors 144Hz 1440P
- Iiglo MS300 Modified triple screen stand -rotates 180 degrees
Computer:
- Gigabyte OC RTX 4090 24GB
- AMD 5900X 12c24t @4,7GHz
- 64GB DDR4 RAM @3.6GHz
- 1x500GB Nvme M2 (970evoplus)
- 1x1000GB Nvme M2 (Intel 660)
- 2x 1000 GB SSD (MX500)
- Asus Zenpad 7"
- Sandberg wide angle webcam (2x)
- Logitech K830 keyboard
- Plantronics R.I.G 500 Headset
- Corsair RX1000W PSU
Intro (0:00)
What you need (0:40)
Mounting Transducers (0:55)
Software Prepare (3:00)
Simhub Software (4:53)
Simhub Effects (7:41)
Ontrack Simhub showcase (11:43)
Conclusion (17:35) 
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Cool video and explanation. Next step to improve, from what I found with my research, is to decouple the heel-plate and the seat from the rig with rubber bushings and washers :) Simply putting rubber bushings under the heel-plate, and mounting the seat with ~10mm rubber washers to the side-mount brackets, will benefit the effects a lot, and also reduce vibrations that are transmitted into the whole rig, and also into the building. Improving your own experience, since the transducers now don't have to shake the WHOLE rig anymore but only the parts that you want to be shaken (less mass to move), and hopefully removing it for those who don't want it.
Hi Daniel, great walkthrough and explanation of your setup philosophy. I think a lot of people buy a Buttkicker because it's supposed to be less setup, but I think the DIY route is great for the cost savings, but also because dialling in the software is needed for any setup, so may as well save some money and have a better shaker set too.
I hope you have time to make videos more often!
Thx mate, im still waiting for QR2 when that is out ill have a reason to do a new video about the DD2 after 4-5 years of use?! :) take care
Great video! The haptic feedback adds so much and absolutely messes me up if for some reason I forget to turn them on.
Currently have two butt kickers mounted as a L/R under the seat with some brackets I made up. Can definitely separate the left from right feeling on them. Picking up two Dayton TT-25’s to add to the pedals for the extra feedback.
great video helped me a lot to sort out a problem I was having with my butt kickers
I just fitted teo bass shakers and was watching to see your simhub settings. Mine is the same except for slip so ill try yours. I laughed when you talked about wanting to hit kerbs. 😂 I've been hitting every kerb since fitting them.
its awesome :) have fun
new to this - looking at TT25 puck, how to marry the amp with the puck and a set of speakers (wattage/ohms etc?)
In the simhub Software your 4 channels which ones are the two small in the fronts and which ones the big ones in the back?
Left two channels the small one in the front ?
What usb sound card are you using?
Excellent video. Is there any changes you would make if you were buying the parts again?
maybe just take 4 xof the same size shakers
@@NesterowiczRacing thanks…the big ones or the smaller ones?
Hello, I have a question about connecting the receiver to the sound card. Did you use 2 pieces of 2RCA cables with a 3.5mm mini jack splitter?
if you look. i use cables. thats 4x rca/phono > 2x minijacks. no splitters :) as its 4 channel
Hi, whats the max transducer i can use for this setting? Im thinking about mounting 5 transducers. Is that poasible?
I think you can mount 6 without it becoming complicated. Just remember vibration spread :). Again I love my setup. Curbs feel so good
So this might be a dumb question but planning on getting 2 bass shakers. Since I wont have the amp beside me I Wonder if its possible to bind the master volume on the shakers in simhub on a let say turning knob on a buttonbox?
Not sure I understand your thinking on this. But fortunately you can get simhub for free and try and play with setting. And you can bind volume to a button box in iRacing if you like
Pretty sure simhub will allow you to bind buttons or keys to adjust volume. But honestly. Once you have it dialed to where you like it, you most likely won’t touch it.
Daniel, I added this to my sim rig and love. all but one thing. The normal sound of the engine and such are at a much lower volume . Is there any way to keep the normal volume levels and combine the bass shaker at a reasonable level
hey, i do not combine the sound and the haptic feedback. i disabled the LFE in iracing. and just use simhub. dont know if that helps.. but youi shoudl not be dependant on one another
not sure about under pedals i will try 2 small exciters on each pedal.
Go for it, these are big compared to the ones you have on pedals. i belive lots of new brands do good abs vibration pedals now.
The Dayton TT-25’s seam to
Be a common add on for the pedals. Actually just ordered mine with the nobsound mini amp. Goal is to add slight road feel and AB’s to the brake and traction loss to the throttle for that feedback.
@@DEFBOY35 as far as i can tell most switched to smaller exciters thos tt-25 are just too big for pedals. Personally I decided not to mess with it anymore and just ordered p2000 pedal shakers and will print some 3d mounts for my fanatec v3s.
TT25s definitely arent too big to go directly on pedals. Many including me have used them exactly for that and they work very well.
I've designed and printed mounts for both TT25's and the Simagic haptics and they both do a great job.
@@Eskoxo got mine on. Aesthetically they look a little big. But other than that they fit well and I wish I had done them way sooner. So much extra feel. Was definitely missing out before!!