I have built a controller(s) and have been using it for quite some
time. I have just had to replace my brake pot and while doing this, I
have figured out the basic design that would work even better for me.
However, I need some ideas on mountings and such. There was a page with
pictures of a whole lot of controllers but I don't have the link. If
someone knows what I'm talking about please post a link.
Thanks
Mike
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http://simracing.com/wallys_world/index.html Hope this is
what you were after.
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> I have built a controller(s) and have been using it for quite some > time. I have just had to replace my brake pot and while doing this, I > have figured out the basic design that would work even better for me. > However, I need some ideas on mountings and such. There was a page with > pictures of a whole lot of controllers but I don't have the link. If > someone knows what I'm talking about please post a link. > > Thanks > Mike > -- > ========================================= > Mike Barlow of Barlow Racing� > ========================================= > http://members.xoom.com/BarlowRacing/ > > Racing online with the help of...... > > Race Communications Association > Holodyne Engineering > Mystic Music > (have Your !!Name/Address!! placed here)http://www.gunpowder.freeserve.co.uk/wheels/index.htm
Michael, I have also built a couple of wheel & pedal combos, although I don't
have a digital image to share with you. I have found a great way to add
"feel" to the brake pedal which inturn allows variable setup of the brakes.
Quicker at the big tracks and slower for the more technical tracks. Plus a
geardrive unit that makes the steering more accurate by over-driving the pot.
BTW, which potentiometers do you use? Let me know if I can help you. DBH
Michael Barlow wrote:
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> I have built a controller(s) and have been using it for quite some > time. I have just had to replace my brake pot and while doing this, I > have figured out the basic design that would work even better for me. > However, I need some ideas on mountings and such. There was a page with > pictures of a whole lot of controllers but I don't have the link. If > someone knows what I'm talking about please post a link. > > Thanks > Mike > -- > ========================================= > Mike Barlow of Barlow Racing� > ========================================= > http://members.xoom.com/BarlowRacing/ > > Racing online with the help of...... > > Race Communications Association > Holodyne Engineering > Mystic Music > (have Your !!Name/Address!! placed here)Here's one.
http://www.simracing.com/wallys_world/
CC
Try these Michael.
http://www.simracing.com/wallys_world/
http://www.monmouth.com/~lw4750/
regards, Glenn
Michael Barlow wrote:
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> > I have built a controller(s) and have been using it for quite some > time. I have just had to replace my brake pot and while doing this, I > have figured out the basic design that would work even better for me. > However, I need some ideas on mountings and such. There was a page with > pictures of a whole lot of controllers but I don't have the link. If > someone knows what I'm talking about please post a link. > > Thanks > Mike > -- > ========================================= > Mike Barlow of Barlow Racing� > ========================================= > http://members.xoom.com/BarlowRacing/ > > Racing online with the help of...... > > Race Communications Association > Holodyne Engineering > Mystic Music > (have Your !!Name/Address!! placed here)Hi David.
I'm currently buliding my second wheel and pedal set.
I'd be interested to learn more about your brake feel setup. One
suggestion I've heard is using car hatchback suport struts. Is that what
you use?
Cheers, Glenn
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