Hardware

The Motion Simulation TL1 simulator incorporates the world first 180 degree, portable screen and variable driving position cockpit. The unique seating position can be rotated to go from Touring and GT car positions to Apache or Formula 1 car. Visually running up to 7 million pixels, software options are only limited by your imagination. Full professional flight, racing car and car driver training solutions available.

Sim Racing Hardware [SRH] posted info regarding the shipment of their Tach stand orders. Tach stands will start shipping today and continue throughout the week.

Niels Heusinkveld is know as the physics creator of many mods out there and lately know as Reiza Studios head Physics developer, but being an engineer, Niels is introducing his own set set of pedals.

Sim Racing Review Doug Meyer continues his Fanatec Clubsport V2 Pedal review.

ARC Team revealed the first pictures of the new Carbon Pedal set. They will be officialy be presented at the Birmingham Autosport Show that will be open from 10 al 13 January 2013.

We all now the Radicals are not really narrow minded when talking Sim Racing. When recording video however ... Rob Cuss and Blake Townsend recorded a little inhouse Radicals video testing the customised T500RS Wheel. Its a review Jim... but not as we know it...

Sim Racing Hardware [SRH] revealed more preview pictures of the soon to be released add-on Dashboard for the Fanatec Club Sport Wheel base. please note that this prototype might have slight adjustments applied before becoming a production version.

Sim Racing Hardware [SRH] revealed new preview pictures of a soon to be released and not yet named Tacho Meter Addon. A simple yet attractive, complete USB tachometer. Fully assembled, plug n play unit. It is rumoured that this tacho might also appear as a addon fot the Cockpit revealed a while ago.

A short video of the Evotek SYM 026 at the Ferrari museum. EVOTEK SYM 026 is a professional dynamic platform installed on three rotation axes expressly designed for the driving simulation on the current F1 cars.

This is the first of  a videos series  that documents the building of a three-projector sim-racing cockpit. Tod begins with a look at CAD models he created of the projectors and their projected images, and show how he will be using it  to design the rest of the screen frame, projector mounts, and the cockpit itself.