spec's Toshiba laptop (potato) Logitech driving force ex 180 ($30) $10 cellphone half empty cup of tea empty glass of water book = snuff by terry Pratchett calculator duct tape loots of duct tape total cost $2.50 (student)
Thanks very much for the comments on the R-Pod. Here's a few additional pictures of the features / materials if you're interested in that sort of thing: Buttkickers - 2 under the seat: I also have one next to the shifter and one under the pedals and these are driven by Simvibe. Adjustable pedal set - mounted on seat rails: Dead pedal: Leather trim on the shifter pod and dashboard: Aluminium bars and mesh inserts on the paneling: R-Pod badge and tow hook on the front of the rig: Bucket seat fitted to side mounts and seat runners: Real carbon fibre dashboard: 4 Neutrik USB ports for ... stuff: DSD Tilton style pads for the CSP V2's - I can recommend these: LED lighting fitted in various places (RF controlled): Aluminium kick plates and automotive carpet: It still needs triple screens ...
Here's my Home-made RIG Made in 40/40 and 40/80 aluminium profils in remplacement of a rSeat Evo 3 V2 Black color made with a vinyl covering for cars CAD model: By now: waiting for a Sparco seat (still use the old one from the rSeat) I'd love to have a 3-screen setup, but no place for this .. waiting for Occulus rift
Well my "rig" and I use that term loosely, has a Thrustmaster T500 and a TH8A shifter, 2 Layne Sim Button boxes, a 7" tablet w/ DashMeterPro gauge pack, a Buttkicker2 attached to my mesh covered office chair. I did go with a BPA-TX-G27 Pedal Adapters by www.leobodnar.com/ that lets me use my G27 pedals with a GTEYE Progressive Brake Spring. I have two Tritton 720+ headsets, one for the PC and one for PS3 and eventually PS4. My PC is a Viper box with liquid cooling, push button start, 16Gb of Ram, 2 Terabytes of hard drive, a GTX 780 video card w/ 3Gb of Ram. The main screen is a Vizio 47" 120Hz, the sides are ASUS VG248QE's, also 120Hz. Yes, it is better to run same sized screens, but if they are all same Hz, and adjustable up/down manually since it won't work with different tv sizes in the settings. Once I got is adjusted and my eyes adjusted to the difference in size and up/down movement speed, it is unnoticeable after a while. Your brain/eyes adjust. It is minimal anyways on mine. Someday, I might switch to all the same size, but I use them for peripheral vision most of the time, to see around a corner and where the track goes anyways.
here'z my seat, no problem to play with u... I've 2008 Pc tower, too old! A G25, used at rope, a 206 (peugeot) real seat...an E-cig support...what else??yes, a hand-brake homemade tooked to a BM3... I''m looking for thereisonlyone plans