How to add Haptic Feedback to Your Pedals for Your Sim Rig Using SimHub under $30

In this video, we’ll show you step-by-step how to build custom pedal shakers for your sim rig using an Arduino Uno, an L293D motor driver, and two shakers. Follow along as we guide you through the process of connecting all the components and setting up the software in SimHub. Enhance your racing experience with this DIY project!
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* most parts were sourced from Temu and don’t have a link since they go in and out of stock frequently *
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[@seadersn]

done the same, but I'm using it for wheels slip, wheels lock and traction loss only. really nice to have this, I don't want to drive w/o it anymore 😁👍

[@CarlosN]

For sure a must!

[@redimprezana008]

How did you power the board? I see the wires but what kind of power block are you using?

[@CarlosN]

So the arduino uno board is connected to USB and that powers it, then the Motor driver board needs to be plugged onto a power source with the + and - shown in the diagram. I used a 12v power supply i had laying around.

[@MegaWolfieWolf]

Where does the round power cable plug into?
Also can it not be powered via the usb port?

[@CarlosN]

The round plug is for the motor driver board, to power the motors. Then the USB port on the Arduino Uno is to power that board and also transfer data. So you need both cables.

[@MegaWolfieWolf]

Is this a 9v battery supply or mains supply via the round cable?

[@CarlosN]

@@MegaWolfieWolf Ive got a 12v like this - amzn.to/4dbrA6E