Show us your Rig / Cockpit

[Jim Cole]

Glad you were able to get it working the way you want Good innovative idea there.

 

[Andreas Forslund]

 

[William Elgh]

heres mine

 

[Jonathan Johansson]

This is where all the magic happens, this is where we compete...

 

[Erik Tveit]

Euhm, yeh, ehhhhh... Hopefully it will be upgraded soon..

 

[William Levesque]

 

[Jonathan Johansson]

We have the same keyboard mr Levesque

 

[nizza7]

hello my cockpit
antonino
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[Gary Jibb]

I'd like to be the first to say "Wow. I really... REALLY like it Antonino".
Great button box up top, I like the acrylic covers on the electronics too.
Oh and you know, the Frex hardware, Sabelt seat. Everything really.

 

[Danny Asbury]

Yup, no two ways about it, that's AMAZING.

I officially hate you now, though

 

[Mark Reynolds]

Spent some more time on my pit over christmas, fully integrated working gauges now and gear indicator display

Just need to paint and carpet the thing and tidy some loose ends.

 

[nizza7]

hello mark
spectacular
you can do with photos of how connected and how all the porsche speedometers
thanks
Hello antonino

 

[Victor Ivanov]

Euhm, yeh, ehhhhh... Hopefully it will be upgraded soon..

Well mine is not different

The PC on the right corner is there just to hold my gamepad and coffee

 

[Kennett Ylitalo]

Just finished semi-annual wheel maintenance, new gleening silicone layer between cogs to remove any gaps , new support band for the wheel axel mount and few other fixes.. Time to fire up the game...


I'm sorry about no-pics, my cell has an awful camera but one may get the idea by looking at this animation:
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I just apply a layer of clear silicone to the teeths, it's elastic, resiliant and cheap. After applying the layer, i let it sit until it's dry, about 1h or so but not the let it completely harden, then reassemble the parts and it takes about ten turns of the wheel to mold it perfectly, then turn it all to way to one end and let it sit there for couple of hours.. Thus i got a MOMO Force without any gaps. There were really no gaps before maintenance but some of the silicone had worn out in the center so it was getting a "loose" feeling, i mean, if i check with DXTweak, i could get a precise reading with just slightest touch but it was time to check the damage and tighten the screws.... The bad thing is that the silicone layer have to be stripped off and reapplied twice a year ( i drive daily so it gets huge amount of mileage...)

Just a tip to make an old worn out Momo back to life, it's actually better than new...

EDIT: And i forgot to attach the wires to the wheel buttons... damn...

 

[Mark Reynolds]

hello mark
spectacular
you can do with photos of how connected and how all the porsche speedometers
thanks
Hello antonino

I cheated, simply stuck my air cores to the back of the instrument faces.

 

[Martijn Scheffel]

Mark, what do you use to drive the air-cores?

 

[Mark Reynolds]

Beta innovations Nitro SLG

 

[Martijn Scheffel]

Hmm, they are out of business aren't they?

 

[Ensonic]

Finally ready!

 

[Mark Reynolds]

Hmm, they are out of business aren't they?

Yup, sorry