3 points. 1. Necessity is the mother of invention (gamer4ever says, "enough is enough to expensive yet poor quality gear") 2. This is what happens when you combine imagination, a fire in your belly and natural talent 3. If you could share a schematic I'm sure all your existing and new subscribers would be grateful. You Rock, Top Job.
Amazing work, man! I'm just starting to look into making something like this but yours are way better than anything I was imagining. Where did you learn about the electronic components and how to wire them up? Any chance of a tutorial? I know this video is 3 years old but hey, you might consider it lol
Nice work! But I have a question for my project which is exactly same your project. How I connect load cells (2 pieces, 3 wire, 50kg and half-bridge) to HX711? And also how I connect HX711 to that USB Joystick board? Thank you!
Well done!! Congratulations!! I want to ask you, do you consider 50kg Load cell it's too much or it's enough?, Why do you to choose, that kind of load cell? I have seen lager ones. And where i can find the amplifier diagram ? Tnks
Very good! I am going to do this, so thankyou for intructional video. One thing I will do differently though is get hydraulic sensor, and go get slave cylinder from junkyard.
That's very neat. I am pretty interested in the mechanism you used for the clutch, looks like the one found in the Fanatec Clubsport pedal set. I'd like to modify the clutch pedal of my good ol' G25 to include something like that...
Nice work! congratulations! Just a little question: You use a load cell as a bridge, but you said that it could be at resistor. can you tell me the specs for this?
There are half bridge and full bridge load cells, because i use half bridge .... here is the explanation: www.fut-electronics.com/wp-content/plugins/fe_downloads/Uploads/Tutorial_for_Load_Cell_weight_sensor%2050KG.pdf
Nice job! I was reading through your comment section, I think I might build one using the same sensors! Although I'm curious why you used halo effect sensors instead of a linear potentiometer sensor for the throttle/clutch? Also quick question on the frame assembly, do you remember where it came from? You said it was stainless steel, but was it scrap you had laying around or some type of bracket from a hardware store? I only have basic tools and a dremel, so I'm fairly limited that's why I'm asking. Thanks!!
Diverse Films I was using linear potentiometers before but they dont last long. the hall effect sensors are contactless so they last long and they are also very precise I will never go back to potentiometers. the metal I use is scrap stainless steel was laying around so I cut it and welding it
can you please tell me the dimensions of the parts you made for pedals...like length of that steel frame in pedal and others....i just want some numbers as a head start....thanks
Hi! Great work first of all! Can you share with us where you bought the dampers for the clutch and gas pedal? Have you build them by your own? How much Kilo pressure do you used for the springs if so? How did you manage the snap back of the brake pedal? Is it just a damper too or have you used hydraulics?
Hello there! The dampers and springs I already had in my workshop... I still have many iven different ones..I just cut them little by little and doing test how's the reaction. On the brake pedal there is short low tension spring to give the reality deadzone feeling and damper right next to it than they both push the 50kg load cell sensor.. very happy with the results
+Adrian Castello Thank you Adrian. The stainless steel all together with springs cost me about 20-25 USD, all the screws about 8 USD... to biuld joystick controller with all other small electronic parts cost me about 11 USD, Load cell amplifier ~ 11 USD, 50Kg Load cell (4 pcs for 6 USD)for brake you need only one, ratiometric hall effect sensors 2 pcs for 5 USD and neodium magnets for them ~2 USD - (for the throttle and brake) + big effort but that's free :)
You need sensors those output analogue signals as the factors of voltage, they call it linear sensor, 3144 is digital output meaning depending on North / south, it will putout 0 or 1 ( 0 or 5v) nothing in between.
I liked ur video and even the fact that potentiometers are not precise i converted an arduino uno into a joystick and used potentiometers but they r not precise can i use ur technique with the arduino?? Plz do reply
+gamer4ever thank u very much i will buy them and use them as i will be free. Thank u i think its foolproof idea bcoz i was getting fluctuating signals with the pots
Because i'm using half bridge load cells. www.fut-electronics.com/wp-content/plugins/fe_downloads/Uploads/Tutorial_for_Load_Cell_weight_sensor%2050KG.pdf
Sorry I have another question for ya lol, I bought some of the same parts you got like the two half-bridge load cells and hall effect sensors, just wondering what load cell amplifier did you use that's compatible with the two 50kg sensors? I never realized I needed it until now. Thanks again for the info, hopefully I can get them working as precise as yours.
Using: Allegro A1302 Ratiometric Linear Hall Effect Sensor. It's full bridge board, i have connected two half bridge sensors on it (one active the other passive).
Abhisek biswas Hello friend, They are simply connected as potentiometers on a game controller just instead of potentiometers I'm using hall effect sensors
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Nice work, impressive Diy Pedals!
amstudio Why don't you try and create your version?
Man this guy actually do be everywhere DIY related
3 points.
1. Necessity is the mother of invention (gamer4ever says, "enough is enough to expensive yet poor quality gear")
2. This is what happens when you combine imagination, a fire in your belly and natural talent
3. If you could share a schematic I'm sure all your existing and new subscribers would be grateful.
You Rock, Top Job.
We are still waiting for chematic...
your placement for the hall effect sensor is the best
Amazing work, man!
I'm just starting to look into making something like this but yours are way better than anything I was imagining. Where did you learn about the electronic components and how to wire them up?
Any chance of a tutorial?
I know this video is 3 years old but hey, you might consider it lol
i have to say, this is a fantastic job, very nice, i think im going to do the same.
Very well done my friend
Cordoba DD thank you
Hola, increíble trabajo, tendrías algún boceto con las medidas de las piezas, la colocación de los muelles...
Un saludo, Javi.
That looks super sturdy, pretty cool
This is awesome! Especially for a DIY.
Very good work! Which springs did you use?
So tell me have you made plans on this or any mods....great idea....if I can figure out your electronics I'll be building one myself
Nice work! But I have a question for my project which is exactly same your project. How I connect load cells (2 pieces, 3 wire, 50kg and half-bridge) to HX711? And also how I connect HX711 to that USB Joystick board? Thank you!
can you please make detailed how-to video? it's amazing
Well done!! Congratulations!! I want to ask you, do you consider 50kg Load cell it's too much or it's enough?, Why do you to choose, that kind of load cell? I have seen lager ones. And where i can find the amplifier diagram ? Tnks
Very nice project!
Very good! I am going to do this, so thankyou for intructional video. One thing I will do differently though is get hydraulic sensor, and go get slave cylinder from junkyard.
hydraulic sensor is just on / off. you need an analogue sensor.
Man You just need V10 Engine screaming below the screen and u can call ur self A BADASS DRIVER. GREAT JOB BROOOOOO!
Very nice job!!
u have golden hands man. awesome work!
Thank you
Nice job guy, looks great. Awesome
Thank you
Caracas maluco usa até luva, esse leva a serio .. Parabéns
Nice work!
+BUZZIN HORNET Thank you.
Looks good but can you show how to connect everything i'm not great at the electrical components and wiring. Thanks!
That's very neat. I am pretty interested in the mechanism you used for the clutch, looks like the one found in the Fanatec Clubsport pedal set. I'd like to modify the clutch pedal of my good ol' G25 to include something like that...
Nothing special, i just doing experiments with the metal spring angle point and when i hit the right spot it give a decent clutch feeling
Ingenious.
Hello fellow builder! Where or how do you obtain the springs for this sim racing projects? (Posting in multiple videos to try and get a reply lol)
U should sale them things brother very nice
Wow!! Amazing work.
thank you
Ive been looking for this!
ola amigo como vc fez esse furos de acabamento na chapa de aluminio que broca usou?
what is your opinion on the load cell after a year or 2? its the same type for £12 on ebay?
how you transfer the presure to the loadcell i trying with mine leo bodnar but cant make a proper presure
please release plans this is incredible
Very very GOOD!!!
Thank you
What measures of springs do you use?
very good. you are talented
+CYRAX NZED Thank you
Great work! It would be great if you could made a tutorial on how to build it.
Too busy, it's long tutorial :(
How you mount load cell into pedal frame?
can you please tell the reference of hall sensor and the boards that you are using?
well done my friend ! top job!!!
TM CHL thank you
hey bro. how many posts connect to your computer (all system control). my computer only has 4 posts. how I can
Nice work! congratulations!
Just a little question: You use a load cell as a bridge, but you said that it could be at resistor. can you tell me the specs for this?
There are half bridge and full bridge load cells, because i use half bridge .... here is the explanation: www.fut-electronics.com/wp-content/plugins/fe_downloads/Uploads/Tutorial_for_Load_Cell_weight_sensor%2050KG.pdf
@@gamer4ever4winthat page can't be found.
Nice job! I was reading through your comment section, I think I might build one using the same sensors! Although I'm curious why you used halo effect sensors instead of a linear potentiometer sensor for the throttle/clutch? Also quick question on the frame assembly, do you remember where it came from? You said it was stainless steel, but was it scrap you had laying around or some type of bracket from a hardware store? I only have basic tools and a dremel, so I'm fairly limited that's why I'm asking. Thanks!!
Diverse Films I was using linear potentiometers before but they dont last long. the hall effect sensors are contactless so they last long and they are also very precise I will never go back to potentiometers. the metal I use is scrap stainless steel was laying around so I cut it and welding it
***** Ahh good to know, thanks for the info! I'll definitely use the hall effect sensors.
can you please tell me the dimensions of the parts you made for pedals...like length of that steel frame in pedal and others....i just want some numbers as a head start....thanks
Hi! Great work first of all!
Can you share with us where you bought the dampers for the clutch and gas pedal? Have you build them by your own? How much Kilo pressure do you used for the springs if so?
How did you manage the snap back of the brake pedal? Is it just a damper too or have you used hydraulics?
Hello there! The dampers and springs I already had in my workshop... I still have many iven different ones..I just cut them little by little and doing test how's the reaction. On the brake pedal there is short low tension spring to give the reality deadzone feeling and damper right next to it than they both push the 50kg load cell sensor.. very happy with the results
+gamer4ever did you have a lot to weld? or did you use only screws?
+Jan Schumacher I have used screws but mostly welding with CO2
great
woow amazing
Thank you =)
amazing!
what are you using as controller?
hi. Can you share the parts you used with names. I am in turkey and i cant found them on there. I need e bay /amazon link of them
where can I find the necessary iron materials for the pedal
Do you have to have a certain software to use this with I racing?
Where I can get USB controller wich allow me to make 3 pedals set?
Hi! How much did the pedal conception cost you?
You´ve made an awesome pedals! How much would it cost to make it myself? More or less.
+Adrian Castello Thank you Adrian. The stainless steel all together with springs cost me about 20-25 USD, all the screws about 8 USD... to biuld joystick controller with all other small electronic parts cost me about 11 USD, Load cell amplifier ~ 11 USD, 50Kg Load cell (4 pcs for 6 USD)for brake you need only one, ratiometric hall effect sensors 2 pcs for 5 USD and neodium magnets for them ~2 USD - (for the throttle and brake) + big effort but that's free :)
Wow man these is too too too good it is realastic
Thanks mate
I am very very amazed on this pedal, are you going to release the plans?
+Arian Winanto I didnt do anything by plan i used spare materials from my workshop started cutting and welding and came out with this
Thats how its done xD
What kind/type of hall effect sensor did you use.?
I'm using: Allegro A1302 Ratiometric Linear Hall Effect Sensor
great work
can you please provide the template
What material is it made of? How to order?
Why are you using a halifax sensor instead of a potentiometer?
I bought some hall sensor (A3144) but it didn't work, which sensors do you used?
You need sensors those output analogue signals as the factors of voltage, they call it linear sensor, 3144 is digital output meaning depending on North / south, it will putout 0 or 1 ( 0 or 5v) nothing in between.
where did you get those potentiometers? how did you connect them to the board?
www.ebay.com/itm/2pcs-Original-A1302KUA-T-A1302-Ratiometric-Linear-Hall-Effect-Sensors-Allegro-/261092864377?hash=item3cca58f179%3Ag%3AY2sAAMXQBg5RteKk
Hall sensors?
Youre a genius
I liked ur video and even the fact that potentiometers are not precise i converted an arduino uno into a joystick and used potentiometers but they r not precise can i use ur technique with the arduino?? Plz do reply
yes you can use hall effect sensors instead of potentiometers. I love them
+gamer4ever thank u very much i will buy them and use them as i will be free. Thank u i think its foolproof idea bcoz i was getting fluctuating signals with the pots
+Amitesh Dungarshi do i need to particularly use A1302 hall effect sensor or any others may work. Or what would happen if i use any other
+Amitesh Dungarshi I have just test it with this one so I dont know how another one will work
+gamer4ever ALLEGRO MICROSYSTEMS A1302KUA-T Hall Effect Sensor, Linear, 10 mA, SIP, 3, 4.5 V, 6 V
Is this one to be used
how much would you sell it for?
where to get the circuits
where did you get the pcb boards for this?
I build it
Can you mabey make a picture where you show all the connections of the cables
GlobalTalent give me your email
can i use the honeywell ss49 hall sensor?
I dont know this sensor my friend, if you have one you can try it easy if not you can buy the one i use is really cheap.
What is that second load cell for?
Because i'm using half bridge load cells.
www.fut-electronics.com/wp-content/plugins/fe_downloads/Uploads/Tutorial_for_Load_Cell_weight_sensor%2050KG.pdf
can you give me the detail off the board ?? im looking for it =(
Wow!
Looks awesome looks like t3pa pro pedal
What is the sensor name?
Just fucking amazing!
please make one of these for a steering wheel.
But this is for the steering wheel...
+gamer4ever I said that wrong.. I meant make a steering wheel.
Maybe when i will have more time..
Is it arduino, my friend ?
gamer can you give me the name or a amazon link for the usb control board
i didnt buy the board i build it ..you can see the details in other comments
Do i really need a load cell amplifier for this?
Yes if you use load cell
how much??
nice
HELLO GAMER4EVER....WHAT KIND OF POTENTIOMETER SHOULD I USE TO MAKE IT TURN 900 DEGREES?? REPLY SOON ...I NEEDED IT BADLY NOW....
you need a multiturn potentiometer. you have to do a research.
+gamer4ever okay...how much ohm potentiometer should I use for it?. Reply soon
havent used multiturn potentiometer on pedals so you have to try
The brake with hydraulics is the best option. U'd better put it there.
Sorry I have another question for ya lol, I bought some of the same parts you got like the two half-bridge load cells and hall effect sensors, just wondering what load cell amplifier did you use that's compatible with the two 50kg sensors? I never realized I needed it until now. Thanks again for the info, hopefully I can get them working as precise as yours.
chippedwood.wordpress.com/2015/07/20/noisy-diy-load-cell-when-used-with-dd-wheel/
***** Ah perfect, thanks again for your help! I'll make one like his except use a trimpot like you, hopefully the 1k pot will do.
No lo vende???
Can i buy you one?
za ile go byś sprzedał
Hello, would you have the plans to give me? Thank you very much!
alguien me pasa el esquema de los circuitos y todo lo necesario en tema electrónica?
Can I use arduino uno for that?
+Sir Bhima I havent try with arduino uno but it should work fine with it.
+gamer4ever what kind of hall sensor that you use? (maker and model name) and where did you get that half bridge board design?
Using: Allegro A1302 Ratiometric Linear Hall Effect Sensor. It's full bridge board, i have connected two half bridge sensors on it (one active the other passive).
how much cost u built it?
bambang eko s cheap because i had most of the parts
😎😎😎😎😎
bro how to make a paddle circuits
Abhisek biswas Hello friend, They are simply connected as potentiometers on a game controller just instead of potentiometers I'm using hall effect sensors
Hello gamer4ever...that's fantastic.! May i know how much kohm potentiometers u used? And are they one side or two side potentiometers? Reply soon!..
www.allegromicro.com/en/Products/Magnetic-Linear-And-Angular-Position-Sensor-ICs/Linear-Position-Sensor-ICs/A1301-2.aspx
+gamer4ever thank you..were u using arduino uno?
No i was using joystick usb controller
+gamer4ever hi gamer4ever! Can u please give me the link of those sensors in eBay.in? Please reply soon!
www.ebay.com/itm/2pcs-Original-A1302KUA-T-A1302-Ratiometric-Linear-Hall-Effect-Sensors-Allegro-/261092864377?hash=item3cca58f179%3Ag%3AY2sAAMXQBg5RteKk
Does it work with xbox One??
This is PC compatible but ...of course can be made to work with xbox
You should sell these
1 year later, bump.
Maistersztyk.
How much did this cost you?
You can see that in the comments below
cant find a dang USB controller board
+Josh Richardson You can make the board, www.sprut.de/electronic/pic/projekte/usbgame/usbgame_en.htm
Buen ingles amigo!
Hi gamer4ever....can I use an ordinary usb joystick and connect hall sensors to their axis?reply soon!
Yes, you will connect hall effect sensors on the axis links and it will work fine
+gamer4ever thank you...I am gonna make it in a few days! ;)