Has it happen to your that the motor has no force feedback at all? Ive triple checked my wiring and everything looks good. Also tried another motor and another bts!
Hey m8.I got an issue.once I launch the game.The motor spins for a few seconds and the fan in my psu switches off.My motor draws just 13amps and my psu can deliver 15amp.What is it that I’m doing wrong
I have done this same configuration using emc utility. I have a problem where the steering wheel turns more to the left than to the right, is there an option to fix this any help would appreciate
Hi there - it's been a long while since I used mine, and the licence utility no longer works 😞 but I think that is a problem at my end. I would contact EMC, when I was dealing with them, they were really helpful.
Great vid👍. On the first part where you did just the wheel, could you just use that, and instead of installing paddles etc... just use a keyboard/mouse for the gear shifts/gas/braking? Cheers.🙂
Hi, can't see why not. It will be just down to mapping the right buttons in the sim your using. The EMC Utility also has inputs for pedals using rotary potentiometers wired into the Arduino. Not tried it myself tho.
nice experimental video sir.....please let me know the maximum ampere it reaches with maximum force feedback. thank you for yours' guidance in last video regarding motor and I have purchased MY6812 12V DC motor. thank you
Thanks 😊 It's taken a lot longer then I planned to get this one out. I've got lots more planned for a Mk2, just struggling to find the time! Nice to know its helping people with their builds 😁
Hey 👋 if you look for a channel on YT called @ebolzmagy they show the wiring really well. They are the ones that developed the code and software that makes this work.
Hi - non-feedback is a lot easier, as you can just remove the feedback motor, motor driver board and the belt/chain drive. You will just need the wheel shaft and the encoder connected to the Arduino.
I just completed my wheel but I noticed that my pedal input is dropping when I turn the wheel, like when I am going full throttle and make a sharp turn left or right throttle input would fall down to 80-85% and come back to 100% once I let go of the steering wheel, did this ever happen to you?
Has it happen to your that the motor has no force feedback at all? Ive triple checked my wiring and everything looks good. Also tried another motor and another bts!
Hope an update comes soon
I'm working on it! V2 is built but it needs some tweeks before the next video!
The EMC should have Constant slider. Pull it up and you'll get way much force from the wheel and current amount too.
Hey m8.I got an issue.once I launch the game.The motor spins for a few seconds and the fan in my psu switches off.My motor draws just 13amps and my psu can deliver 15amp.What is it that I’m doing wrong
what resistor did you use in 5V and for what?
will this EMC with arduino leonardo board work with all games? thanks
Can dc adptor be use instead of power suplly unit.....i am using 12v RS-775 dc motor with max torque 6400rpm
what if I dont put 5v resistor on with the ground on the power supply?
I have done this same configuration using emc utility. I have a problem where the steering wheel turns more to the left than to the right, is there an option to fix this any help would appreciate
Hi there - it's been a long while since I used mine, and the licence utility no longer works 😞 but I think that is a problem at my end. I would contact EMC, when I was dealing with them, they were really helpful.
Is higher torque better for motor?
Great vid👍. On the first part where you did just the wheel, could you just use that, and instead of installing paddles etc... just use a keyboard/mouse for the gear shifts/gas/braking? Cheers.🙂
Hi, can't see why not. It will be just down to mapping the right buttons in the sim your using. The EMC Utility also has inputs for pedals using rotary potentiometers wired into the Arduino. Not tried it myself tho.
nice experimental video sir.....please let me know the maximum ampere it reaches with maximum force feedback. thank you for yours' guidance in last video regarding motor and I have purchased MY6812 12V DC motor. thank you
Thanks 😊 It's taken a lot longer then I planned to get this one out. I've got lots more planned for a Mk2, just struggling to find the time! Nice to know its helping people with their builds 😁
at 11:57 amp draw reads about 6.50 amps.
can you please share the wiring of the whole project.
Hey 👋 if you look for a channel on YT called @ebolzmagy they show the wiring really well. They are the ones that developed the code and software that makes this work.
Please sir make a video on how to make a non force feedback steering wheel with only using an encoder 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏 is it possible
Hi - non-feedback is a lot easier, as you can just remove the feedback motor, motor driver board and the belt/chain drive. You will just need the wheel shaft and the encoder connected to the Arduino.
Hello friend, yes again me. I want know if i'll need an arduino for the pedals and another for the wheel
You can wire pedals into the same arduino, using rotary potentiometers
plz make a 3 pedal, pedal set diy
I just completed my wheel but I noticed that my pedal input is dropping when I turn the wheel, like when I am going full throttle and make a sharp turn left or right throttle input would fall down to 80-85% and come back to 100% once I let go of the steering wheel, did this ever happen to you?
I think it's traction control for the car so you don't spin out of control. Try disabling that in-game.
Does this wheel work on f1 2020?
Hi, no idea, I've not got it. But its PC based, it should just recognise it as a controller
@@makerepairrecycle3261 oh thank you
part 6?
I'm still working in Mk2, but life keeps getting in the way!🤣🤣 I might do a video soon as an update on where I've got to.
hi there.
did any one try it if it is work with Forza Horizon 4?