This short video explains the features of the console version s2 motion platform with a demonstration of it in use in a game. Find out more at www.symdeck.com
Please send one to Sim Racing Garage on youtube for a review or make a video showing all components, and setup from start to finish. Mainly I would like to take a closer look at the steering wheel sensor. I would just like as much information as possible to make a informed decision, and I'm sure others would too.
It's on our list to do but we're in the process of moving so we need to set up our new showroom first. If you subscribe you'll be notified when we've done it.
@@symdeckracingsimulators I have seen every video you guys have and nothing explains in detail how setup or software is. I just need to know if I can get it to work for me. I'm a console drifter so if I'm turning left with the wheel I would need the platform to go left and not right. I would need it to work opposite. In this day and age there is no reason to not have 100s of videos about your product. Its all about getting your name out there. It's also a little disheartening that the only videos I can find are your own videos, I would like to see some consumers videos. This is my opinion take it with a grain of salt, I'm just one person.
@@harshmanadventures3340 I appreciate your frustration. We've approached people such as GamerMuscle who has done one before to do reviews and are still waiting to hear back from them. There is a Josh Martin review. Our customers are happy with them but they are not necessarily the sort of people who would spend the time videoing themselves but they have sent us pictures which are in our gallery. I thought it was clear that there is no software to set up, that's the whole point. We read the voltage from the pedals and at a certain point the deck goes up or down. The steering wheel sensor consists of a reflective strip and infrared sensors. You turn the wheel and then at a certain point the deck tilts. When you turn left it leans left to simulate the reaction force on your right hand side. When it leans the other way it feels like soft suspension but if you want it reversed then simply put the reflective strip on the bottom of the wheel.
Please send one to Sim Racing Garage on youtube for a review or make a video showing all components, and setup from start to finish. Mainly I would like to take a closer look at the steering wheel sensor. I would just like as much information as possible to make a informed decision, and I'm sure others would too.
It's on our list to do but we're in the process of moving so we need to set up our new showroom first. If you subscribe you'll be notified when we've done it.
@@symdeckracingsimulators Thank you for the response. I completely understand just trying to help you help me. lol
@@harshmanadventures3340 Hi, in the meantime, have you watched this video which shows how it's set up? th-cam.com/video/pBW4_uiTls0/w-d-xo.html
@@symdeckracingsimulators I have seen every video you guys have and nothing explains in detail how setup or software is. I just need to know if I can get it to work for me. I'm a console drifter so if I'm turning left with the wheel I would need the platform to go left and not right. I would need it to work opposite. In this day and age there is no reason to not have 100s of videos about your product. Its all about getting your name out there. It's also a little disheartening that the only videos I can find are your own videos, I would like to see some consumers videos. This is my opinion take it with a grain of salt, I'm just one person.
@@harshmanadventures3340 I appreciate your frustration. We've approached people such as GamerMuscle who has done one before to do reviews and are still waiting to hear back from them. There is a Josh Martin review. Our customers are happy with them but they are not necessarily the sort of people who would spend the time videoing themselves but they have sent us pictures which are in our gallery.
I thought it was clear that there is no software to set up, that's the whole point. We read the voltage from the pedals and at a certain point the deck goes up or down. The steering wheel sensor consists of a reflective strip and infrared sensors. You turn the wheel and then at a certain point the deck tilts. When you turn left it leans left to simulate the reaction force on your right hand side. When it leans the other way it feels like soft suspension but if you want it reversed then simply put the reflective strip on the bottom of the wheel.
Could you put the s1 and s2 together?
It's a modular system and each part add a bit more immersion. Yes, you can put them together as well as the Symbelt for consoles.
How much for complete set and ship to Malaysia
Hi Abdullah, please email me at simon@symdeck.com with what equipment you already have and I can give you a price.
Hi Adbullah, did you send me an email?