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Justin's Days Off
United States
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 6 พ.ค. 2021
More content @justins_days_off on instagram. Videos from my life that I make because it's fun to share what makes you happy and passionate.
I Made My Car in Gran Turismo 7: Gameplay vs Reality
PS4 Pro gameplay from Gran Turismo 7 vs real life. I showcase the car modeling and graphics in GT7. I talk about the Ford Focus RS in real life, give you my thoughts on Gran Turismo 7 in general, and then drive the simulated vehicle in my sim rig setup and compare it to its real-world counterpart. I hope you all enjoy this one and thanks for watching!
*The driving footage depicted here has been edited & enhanced for entertainment and in no way should be replicated.
Sim Rig:
Wheelbase: Fanatec CSL DD Pro With 8nm Boost Kit
Wheel: Fanatec McLaren GT3 V2 Wheel
Pedals:Fanatec Clubsport V3 Pedals With Brake Performance Kit
Cockpit: Next Level Racing GTtrack Cockpit
PC Specs:
CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 5800X (3.8GHz, 8 Core)
GPU: GeForce® RTX™ 3070 TI
Storage: NVMe M.2 SSD
RAM: 3000 MHz (max speed) 16 GB (2 x 8 GB)
Cooling: NZXT Kraken M22 (liquid-cooling system)
Monitor:
55in LG OLED B9
Mount-It! Long Arm TV Mount
Chapters:
00:00 Introduction
01:22 Visual Comparison
02:47 Part 1: Reality
06:00 Part 2: The Simulator
08:57 Part 3: Simulation
12:50 Conclusion
#GT7 #GranTurismo7 #Focusrs #simracing
*The driving footage depicted here has been edited & enhanced for entertainment and in no way should be replicated.
Sim Rig:
Wheelbase: Fanatec CSL DD Pro With 8nm Boost Kit
Wheel: Fanatec McLaren GT3 V2 Wheel
Pedals:Fanatec Clubsport V3 Pedals With Brake Performance Kit
Cockpit: Next Level Racing GTtrack Cockpit
PC Specs:
CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 5800X (3.8GHz, 8 Core)
GPU: GeForce® RTX™ 3070 TI
Storage: NVMe M.2 SSD
RAM: 3000 MHz (max speed) 16 GB (2 x 8 GB)
Cooling: NZXT Kraken M22 (liquid-cooling system)
Monitor:
55in LG OLED B9
Mount-It! Long Arm TV Mount
Chapters:
00:00 Introduction
01:22 Visual Comparison
02:47 Part 1: Reality
06:00 Part 2: The Simulator
08:57 Part 3: Simulation
12:50 Conclusion
#GT7 #GranTurismo7 #Focusrs #simracing
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I Try to Learn a New Track in Assetto Corsa Competizione - Sim Racing Practice at Silverstone!
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In this video, I hotlap England's iconic Silverstone Circuit in Assetto Corsa Competizione for PC. I continue on my journey to improve in sim racing, using my new Fanatec CSL DD sim racing rig (details below). I used "Silverstone Lap Guide - Assetto Corsa Competizione" by Unleashed Drivers to learn this track. Here is the channel Link: th-cam.com/users/UnleashedDriversDailyMotorsportandMorevide...
Checo vs Hamilton Through Foro Sol in Front of Over 25,000 People (Fan POV)
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Short clip I took from our trip to Mexico City in 2021 that I thought was cool enough to share :). #formula1
First Time PC Sim Racing in Assetto Corsa Competizione + Fanatec CSL DD Rig Upgrades!
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In this video, I play Assetto Corsa Competizione on PC for the first time (coming from Gran Turismo Sport) and showcase the latest upgrades to my Fanatec-based sim racing setup. Upgrades include an NZXT pre-built PC, monitor wall mount, and #ScreamingCreatureMod. Assetto Corsa Competizione on PC offers enhanced, realistic driving physics, great graphics, and loads of customization, all characte...
Becoming a Better Sim Racer Using Your Comments + New Rig Upgrades! Fanatec CSL DD and ClubSport V3s
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In this video, I use advice left by commenters on my last TH-cam video to improve my driving at the Nurburgring GP track! Once again, I face off against the greatest of all time, Lewis Hamilton. I will also show you my latest sim rig upgrades, including the Fanatec ClubSport V3 pedals and the McLaren GT3 V2 wheel. Chapters: 00:00 Intro 00:42 Sim Rig Upgrades 02:25 Out Lap With Commenters Advice...
Attacking the Nurburgring GP Track in My New Sim Racing Rig! Worth Buying? (Fanatec CSL DD From G29)
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I recently decided to majorly upgrade my sim racing equipment, but should you do the same? Is it actually worth it? Join me as I attempt to close the gap to the greatest racing driver of all time, Lewis Hamilton, at the Nurburgring GP track in Gran Turismo Sport. My upgrades include moving from a Logitech G29 wheel and pedal set to the Fanatec CSL DD pro with 8nm boost kit (my frist direct driv...
The HobbyZone Aeroscout S2 1.1m RTF is the Ultimate Beginner RC Plane! - So I Crashed It (RC GoPro)
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As a complete beginner, I review the HobbyZone AeroScout S 2 1.1m RTF. I talk about all that comes with the ready-to-fly package, give my thoughts on the plane, and show you a flight from my, and the plane's, perspective. Before taking off, I downloaded "Absolute RC Flight Simulator" on my smartphone. It's a free simulator that helped me learn to fly an RC plane. It's nothing special, but it's ...
Nice shrimp tank.where to get minerals coz they say its good for the shrimps specially if theyll molt
Beautiful ❤
Beautiful
The slap sound effect 😂
I've always wondered what the shrimp think as well.
DXS...not DX5
キレイに管理されてるので癒されますありがとう
It brings me joy to read this. Thank you.
Well done. Any landing with no damage is a good landing! Welcome to the brotherhood.
So you claim that you are a newbie flew on a phone simulator for a little while, then took it out and flew SAFE for a short while, then BAM went into Experienced mode??? I seriously doubt that. I bet you have flown planes quite a while to be able to handle that plane like that so quickly.
Thank you for watching. I claim what happened, as this was my fourth or fifth time flying an RC plane, and it remains the only plane I've flown. I'll take your suspicion that I'd choose to lie about this, for some reason, as a compliment on my ability.
You should make a video of how you put in the camera
Hey, and thanks for watching. If I ever make another RC plane video, I will include a segment on that. Long story short, I used a command strip to attach the camera and duct tape. I placed the camera on the top of the plane, at its center of gravity. There are markers beneath the wings and the plane's center of gravity between them.
Great vid, LOVE your doggie finding stuff to roll in 😂 What charger does the RTF version come with?
I have this plane. It's a good trainer. Yeah, it's a good idea to learn on a simulator first. Just to learn the controls and figure out what the sticks do. Knock on wood, I still haven't crashed it yet. With the simulator I figured out how to do tricks with it like, fly upside down, loops and barrel rolls. Some of the things I don't like about it is. It's really loud and centering the nose wheel so that it tracks right on take offs is difficult. Something that people should be aware of if you get this plane is that you have to take it off safe select to trim it out when flying it in export mode for the first time. Other than that, it's a great plane to learn on
This plane likes to float and doesn't want to come down. So you can glide it and get some good flight time out of it, by not having to use the throttle. You can make the battery last for awhile by using throttle management.
Very nice
Beautiful place you have to fly there, however landing terrain looks pretty unforgiving. Since you hand launch there, I wonder if you’d attach a thin plastic skid pad along the belly, and remove the gear? Advantage of a Pusher! No more worries about nose damage, and probably fly more manueverably too!
The only thing that changes with more and more expensive equipment is the immersion and joy of driving itself. Basically, whether we use the Logitech G25/27/29 steering wheel or some DD for 5x the money, our times will remain practically the same. In fact, a load cell brake contributes to improving the time because it makes braking easier and more repeatable. But these are not the differences that will ultimately help us be faster. Generally, if someone has money, it is worth investing in equipment for better fun. But you have to realize that this equipment will not make us faster SimRacers 🤷
I was interested in hearing someone elses review until he stated that the transmitter is a DX 5 and even with the text correction in the video, that blew any interest in finishing the video. Know what you are talking about and maybe rehearse your commentary.
Did you check the cg after you attached the Gopro?
I did confirm the center of gravity after attaching the GoPro to the plane using some marks under the wings. However, I checked the center of gravity beforehand and simply attached the GoPro right above it. It was heavier, of course, but it flew fine! Thanks for watching.
That clicking sound could have been better, too plasticy, is it really worth the money to upgrade, how long have you had the G29 b4 you upgraded or was it the money. Thanks.
Hey, thanks for watching. With the beginner rig, it was challenging to keep everything sturdy enough to prevent creaking and other sounds. Those sounds are no longer a problem with the newer equipment. I had the beginner rig for about two years before upgrading, and it served me well. For casual enjoyment of sim racing, it is perfectly fine. The upgraded rig does provide a significant improvement in terms of force feedback and the overall fidelity of the simulation. It is a noticeable difference, and I think the upgrades are worth it. However, it depends on how much you enjoy sim racing, as the higher-end sim racing stuff does get expensive.
Cool video 😊 we have also a MK3RS. I love it 😊
Thank you! It's a great car! That gas mileage, though, haha. I hope you keep enjoying it.
Te vas a partir los brazos🤣🤣🤣🤣
Great video. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you for watching, and I appreciate the positive feedback!
Beautiful video. What camera do you use on the plane please?
Thank you! It's a GoPro Hero7 that I attached with a command strip and some duct tape.
HUGE thank you for the amount of work put into this, great job and thank you for using your time to entertain us. Good luck until next time!
Thank you! I appreciate your comment. This was my most time-consuming video, and it's nice to know that some have gotten entertainment from my content. Good luck to you too!
It's a very good idea to watch other drivers, but when you do enough laps the track teaches you almost everything you need to know. Great vids. All the best.
I agree! Thank you very much! All the best to you too.
Hope there will be new video soon!
I hope so, too! I've just been creatively drawn to other interests and hobbies lately. But I had a lot of fun making these and engaging with people who enjoyed my content. We'll see what the future holds. I want to try streaming at least once.
If you buy such a PC you need a good Monitor too. Idk how much hz your TV has but maybe buy a proper gaming Monitor with min. 144hz and maybe WQHD. Much better than most TV's. Your TV has a high latency as ich can see in your wheel cam.
Thanks for the tip. It is an LG OLED TV, 55in. I forgot to switch the TV into the correct mode for this video, but when it is in "GAME" mode, it has a pretty low latency and 120Hz refresh rate. Not perfect, but it does the job for the time being.
did you ever get a load cell for you set up? They can be a real game changer.
I did end up getting a load cell! I believe the video where I got my PC is the first time I showed it-a vast improvement.
@@justinsdaysoff nice
Are you full throttle at hand launching?.. what’s you hand position? Thanks
I'm at or close to full throttle when hand launching. I hand launch the plane from a hilltop, so I have some leeway if the plane descends, but high throttle tends to ensure the plane ascends. You'll want to be able to get both hands on the controls as soon as you can, so I hold the transmitter in my non-throwing hand. I throw the plane like an American football, trying to position my throwing hand below the plane's center of gravity or close enough to where it feels balanced.
@@justinsdaysoff great!! Thank you!!👍🏼
I understand this video was made a year ago, but to cut down on your oversteering, turn up the volume of your tires. You can hear when the tires don't like how the car is acting, and if you have already figure the problem out, it can help you be more precise over all.
Thank you for this tip. I will try turning the tire sounds up and keep an ear out for when it sounds like I'm pushing the tires too hard. I continue struggling with oversteering (probably my biggest issue), so I think your advice will help me out. Appreciate it! I often push the car too hard, knowing that's not where consistently fast lap times come from, but it's a hard habit to kick.
If you only had large jumbo foam wheels, you would of landed OK, I'm sure! Just sayin'!
For sure, and they honestly would be a good idea, given where I fly! I've improved my landing a lot. It was all about learning to drop more speed before touching down. Thanks for checking out the video.
Just bought one, thank you going to maiden now, just subbed!
That's awesome I'm glad you liked the video! How was the maiden flight?
What is the app simulator that you use on your phone? i have a Samsung phone. Thanks
It's called Absolute RC Simulator. It is a very basic application, but is good for learning the basics of flying from a fixed position. Thanks for watching.
what simulator did you use to train?
Hey, thanks for watching. I quickly practiced before my flight using a simple smartphone application called Absolute RC Simulator. It's not a high-end simulator, but it provides a viable way to get used to flying an RC plane from a fixed position.
I'm in for the bonus dog stuff 😁 jk it's cute tho
She's the best :)!
im using logiG29 with beanbag... more pathetic than your first setup LOL ..but i got playseat now... *big difference when pedalling and im in the process of buying this DD premium bundle.. but their website keep blocking my credit card account LOL... *maybe because im at overseas using my brother US credit card...idk wish me luck
Your experience is 100% different than mine.. Flies like crap… lands like a dream.. I think I got a lemon…… HORIZON????????????????
Came for the plane. But watched the dog first couple minutes.
That Puppy is sooo cute !!! :)
Haha she was on my lap when I read your comment. She's my favorite :). Thanks for watching.
FYI, ready to fly does no longer mean that it is actually ready to fly. It means you still have to buy one thing (e.g. the battery) and this allows the manufacturers to not comply with the FAA ruling to only sell planes that are remote ID ready or equipped. Now there is Basic RTF and Complete RTF. Convenient loophole to avoid the FAA regs for manufacturers that started at the end of 2022, putting it on the end user to solve the the remote ID issue without currently offering support or parts, and unfortunately leaving the consumer who does not know better (e.g. a beginner) in a lurch.
You’re pretty good with the G29 I had a terrible time getting used to that wheel and the pedals are horrendous. Did not feel like the real thing or immersive at all. I did however order the the DD5 PS5 bundle with load cell pedal. I’ll have it in a few days. Can’t wait! Trying to get better
Hey, thanks for checking out the video. That G29 is a great introduction and step up from a controller, but yes, it has a lot of shortfalls in terms of immersion. It treated me well for years, though :). I hope you're enjoying the load cell pedal. I also made some significant upgrades, and the pedals made all the difference in immersion, lap times, etc. Anyways, have a great day.
199 is the price now, RIDICULOUS.
when i bought the RTF it was $220 so it’s dropped a lot
Hey, thanks for watching. Yes, this is about what I paid as well. The Spektrum batteries themselves, while informative and reliable, also come with a high price tag :(. I ended up buying a second battery to double my flying time. I think it is still a great beginner plane if you're willing to pay the price. Have a great day.
I have the same setup :))) G29 I mean 🤣🤣. With the Ikea chair too 😝😝😝 Works for me just fine😉
Nice! Yea, I used that setup for a long time, and it was fine. Great minds think alike I guess ha :). Thanks for watching.
Great video, great gopro footage. My AeroScout is on order
Thanks for the positive feedback. I'm glad you liked the video, and I hope you enjoy the plane! Thanks again.
which motor, esc, batteries are you using and also what flight time do you get with the gopro on it?
I use the Spektrum-based equipment that comes with the RTF package, and with the GoPro will get about 8 minutes of flight time. Thanks for checking out the video.
I just got the pnp version of this and have had to tear it apart to get rid of the priority spektrum stuff out of it. I don't use spektrum. Rx is for a spektrum radio and the esc plug is for the smart batteries that are over priced form Horizon hobby. I would be nice if Horizon sold a kit version, so beginners that don't use spektrum have to do a rebuild before they can fly it.
Great plane got one about a year ago. I always land in beginner mode. Come in slow use only rudder to steer then flair the nose up at the last second. It will be perfect every time.
Hey, thanks for the tip! That's good advice. What has helped me is to recognize that the plane can fly and maintain altitude at very low speeds. So I try to get the aircraft nice and slow, almost gliding, before touching down. Appreciate you checking out the video.
Nice setup, just a quick tip, try turning the wheel about half of what you do, turning to much causes lack of grip and increased tyre wear
Tip:put the screen in front of the wheel base or somewhere on top so that the wheel is perfectly aline with the cars interior and also don't buy an ultra wide rathe by 32 to 55 or even 65 inch triple moniters
Thank you!
Thanks for the video, and nice place to fly! Love the FPV. I recently purchased one of these for my son and on his 10th successful flight, a touch-and-go went wrong and he damaged the steering/rudder servo (the gear stripped). The exact servo is not in stock anywhere and I now read that it's rather weak anyway. Can you advise on an upgraded servo that might be a bit more robust? Thanks
Hello, and thanks for watching. I can't reccommend a specific servo. I had the exact same problem, however (broke a servo on a rough landing) and was able to find some in stock online and replace the servo rather easily. I haven't had any issues with them since.