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the quality of your videos are extraordinary! i loved it, the edit, the setup cameras, the script, its all worth a 2M subscribers channel, keep with the good work!
The only problem here is the screen/cockpit issue. The monitor has to be mounted to the motion rig, or you get a weird disconnect between what you're seeing, and feeling, since the monitor stays static, and the rig moves.
I wonder two things: first Ist this really as good as the "DOF Reality Motion Simulator Platform P3" which comes at a similar price tag with a different technical approach and which includes one more dimension of movement (swivel) And second : Where does it stand compared with the "Next Level Racing Motion Platform v3" which is also a different approach but roughly half the price , less place comsuming and also has excellent reviews since it is well developed and goes with the "less is more" idea. I guess all three solutions are better than without... but is there anyone who really tested all of them?
I haven't seen anything quite as low latency or fast as QUBIC. It moves 900 millimeters per second and with an initial response time of about 8 ms. The NLR V3 doesn't have its most important specs listed -- but I wouldn't expect it to be anywhere near the QUBIC's speed or they would feature it prominently on their page. Still not a bad system for the price.
I noticed in the video that although you had your 4 point belt on it was not tight. In a real Race car you need those belts cinched down nice and tight. That way you are not spending any effort or energy resisting the motion. An automatic response that you don't realize you are doing. Works the same in a motion Sim. Tighten the belts down and your times will improve.
You might want to dig into the concept of trail breaking (dealing with weight distribution when braking and cornering). Then it would make more sense to realise that using motion should mostly probably make you benefit when trail breaking (getting more inputs about how the weight is distributed)
@@alecmillea4539 I think he's talking about the degrees of motion .. this one is 3dof , but you need a system with more actuators to get yaw and other movements. The DIY rigged featured on the video "Ex-Rimac Engineer Built His Own Motion Racing Simulator" is my dream system, but a little out of my price range. A good 6dof system is around $15,000 -- Like the PT Actuator Dragon
Nice review. You have mentioned that you are using it in an apartment and I see you have put some paddings under the rig. Is that sufficient to dampen out all the vibrations to the floor? I am also living in a apartment and my main concern is the complaints from my neighbour below if I install such system. Since you seems to be the only reviewer that actually use it in an apartment, It will be awesome if you can share more detail about your settings or how you pad the rig to minimize the vibration to the floor.
Great review, but your quote: "Less motion is best motion" is not true. A good motion sim with alot of movement is definitly for a feeling of geforce. But it only works when you are using a VR headset, so your whole vision is moving. When you are using a motion sim in a triple screen setup, you only feel the motion or the suspension of a car. When you use with VR and put the motion up, like in the dof reality h3 it definitly can give you a feeling of g force
Massively appreciate the 3DOF, I feel like it's the best combo at baseline. That being said, getting 2DOF with the ability to upgrade later is not a bad idea!
Nice video. Is it compatible with sim hub for the haptic feed back and or motion? And is it a plug and play with a central box like pt actuators or do you need thanos controller boxes?
A video with no music/talking/game noise would be useful to gauge how much noise the actuators make during operation. Actual use of a sound meter from a set distance would also be beneficial. This should be something that ALL reviewers of motion systems do. How noisy/quiet are the QS210 actuators?
Thanks so much Ricky! I think it feels more powerful than the D-box G5s I've tried, I reckon the haptics are on a par, but the way the Qubic accelerates is genuinely impressive. Hope you're well and thanks for the continued support!
Why is the emergency stop button on your rig on the outside? I'd think you'd want it on the inside where you can hit it with your knee, in case your wheelbase goes berserk and incapacitates your hand.
The motion is on the top I havent had the time to really get the wheelbase stop attached securely, but it’s coming! I’d rather not break my hand and end up taking myself to the emergency department…where I work 😂
The VR compensation works seamlessly, the system just does it automatically. You can adjust some settings but it worked perfectly out of the box for my Quest 2.
@@goname31 flightsim was my first love eons ago, so I naturally jumped at the opportunity! The way the rig replicates ‘sink’ with only 60mm was astonishing 😅
I'm pretty happy with my DOF H3 but the quality and parts are kind eh. The software for programming units is also undocumented and the behavior of SMC3 can be puzzling, but once it's all programmed right it works great, and they've supposedly made a lot of strides to make it more turn-key.
@@chrismathewsjr I didn't invent the expression but "You have to pay to play" is a fact of life. If you think this is expensive check out racing actual cars and motorcycles, or for that matter high-end audio
Ah!!!!!! The 5000 dollars only includes the motion amplifier box and actuators. You have to have over 10,000 dollars tied up in everything else, which is completely way beyond my budget to do SIM Racing. You have all that completely paid for, or do you have a loan out on your house for all this. Maybe if I was still working for Motorola, I of been able to afford this, but retired now. I always say if you have to ask the going price of anything, you can't afford it.
@@TheCarDoc1 regarding response time, accuracy, and travel distance, would they be on par? I want to be really certain of what to buy. I won’t be able to return it.
you are funny, you mention that it is important to get the seat belt on, but 2 seconds latter you see the back of the rig and the belt is crazy loose........
You have a motion system but are still playing in 2D flatland? What a complete waste of time, sorry. Nice review of the gear though. It’s only 20% of the experience that completes VR but that’s really difficult to articulate on a 2D review though.
400 mm/s, not meters. Just use common sense dude! 400 m/s?! You do realise that's faster than sound (345m/s). I am curious if you hear the bang of breaking the sound barrier while gaming... Stuff like this makes me don't watch any further... And the thing is no one in your comments has enough attention to see this...
Holy smokes man, lay off the caffeine, cocaine, and Adderall. You the kind of guy that trains his dog to poop at EXACTLY 6:13 every morning within the same 1 sqft spot in the yard? No one is mistake-free, my friend, relax.
Sorry but even when driving real life cars that are built for racing you never get that much travel in a cockpit its a waist of money and not realistic
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You are so right, money is key to happiness! Does it work with PS5? ;-)
Man I thought u owned this. You only got it for a review? That sucks having to ship this back lol.
@@CaliCuh I do own it :)
@@TheCarDoc1 oh alright! I seen a video after this and it looked like the rig was static . I couldn’t imagine not using my actuators now lol
Wow, I've watched a bunch of the main sim racing channels, your style is great. Entertaining, to the point, and high energy. Kudos!
Thanks mate!
the quality of your videos are extraordinary! i loved it, the edit, the setup cameras, the script, its all worth a 2M subscribers channel, keep with the good work!
That’s very kind of you! Here’s hoping 😁
The only problem here is the screen/cockpit issue. The monitor has to be mounted to the motion rig, or you get a weird disconnect between what you're seeing, and feeling, since the monitor stays static, and the rig moves.
More importantly yet.....move the monitor closer to the base...... than your feet are. ;-)
That’s why I opted for vr. someone was just playing my rig asking why I don’t get monitors for it . I prefer the immersion of vr with motion .
simple, go with a nice VR headset
VR
Man you are underrated! the editing and video is top notch!
Thanks, that's very kind!!
I have a prediction...in five years we will see $2k motion systems at this level of quality.
And I'll finally be with Penolope Cruz
1.6K delivery contained
Dude I love your content, style, and energy! Keep the videos coming please :D
You should try drifting in it
Don't worry, thats coming!
This is what I wanna see
I wonder two things:
first Ist this really as good as the "DOF Reality Motion Simulator Platform P3" which comes at a similar price tag with a different technical approach and which includes one more dimension of movement (swivel)
And second :
Where does it stand compared with the "Next Level Racing Motion Platform v3" which is also a different approach but roughly half the price , less place comsuming and also has excellent reviews since it is well developed and goes with the "less is more" idea.
I guess all three solutions are better than without... but is there anyone who really tested all of them?
I haven't seen anything quite as low latency or fast as QUBIC. It moves 900 millimeters per second and with an initial response time of about 8 ms. The NLR V3 doesn't have its most important specs listed -- but I wouldn't expect it to be anywhere near the QUBIC's speed or they would feature it prominently on their page. Still not a bad system for the price.
cool man
good to see you tried vr
thanks for your content
i appreciate your reviews
I noticed in the video that although you had your 4 point belt on it was not tight. In a real Race car you need those belts cinched down nice and tight. That way you are not spending any effort or energy resisting the motion. An automatic response that you don't realize you are doing. Works the same in a motion Sim. Tighten the belts down and your times will improve.
You might want to dig into the concept of trail breaking (dealing with weight distribution when braking and cornering). Then it would make more sense to realise that using motion should mostly probably make you benefit when trail breaking (getting more inputs about how the weight is distributed)
The motion in this one seems pretty limited. Other ones seem to have a lot more motion. But haptics is awesome, I'd be happy to try it ever :)
Check out race beyond matters video on this same motion system. It’s more than enough motion! This guys just has everything turned waaaaaayyyy down.
@@alecmillea4539 I think he's talking about the degrees of motion .. this one is 3dof , but you need a system with more actuators to get yaw and other movements. The DIY rigged featured on the video "Ex-Rimac Engineer Built His Own Motion Racing Simulator" is my dream system, but a little out of my price range. A good 6dof system is around $15,000 -- Like the PT Actuator Dragon
Video was definitely worth the wait. I have to simulate a motion rig by just rocking in my chair
haha, you're too kind!
Setting fast lap times while shaking your own rig is an even bigger challenge lets be real lmao
@@TheCarDoc1 who said I'm fast?
Nice review. You have mentioned that you are using it in an apartment and I see you have put some paddings under the rig. Is that sufficient to dampen out all the vibrations to the floor? I am also living in a apartment and my main concern is the complaints from my neighbour below if I install such system. Since you seems to be the only reviewer that actually use it in an apartment, It will be awesome if you can share more detail about your settings or how you pad the rig to minimize the vibration to the floor.
Wow pretty awesome would love to try one
Great review, but your quote: "Less motion is best motion" is not true. A good motion sim with alot of movement is definitly for a feeling of geforce. But it only works when you are using a VR headset, so your whole vision is moving. When you are using a motion sim in a triple screen setup, you only feel the motion or the suspension of a car. When you use with VR and put the motion up, like in the dof reality h3 it definitly can give you a feeling of g force
g force can be simulated with a belt tensioner , like the one qubic actually offers which I think is one of the best
Do you happen to have a discount code for simcore, i love the way you have yours setup. Great content brother
Thanks mate :) I dont have a simcore code unfortunately :(
Great vid and presentation!!
Thanks so much :D
Got my actuators at the beginning of the year.. I could never go back to a normal rig lol. with vr nothing is better .
6:49 do you need to add a butt kicker to really feel all the bumps?
This is a luxery that I would love to add to my rig.
Hey bro i see you have "Scuderia Ferarri gt elite" however is your qubics compatible with Thrustmaster T818 Ferarri wheel base?
can you tell me more how good it works with flight sims just like DCS you showed there ?
How much do you appreciate the 3rd DOF? I see they have another one with 2 DOF that is significantly cheaper
Massively appreciate the 3DOF, I feel like it's the best combo at baseline. That being said, getting 2DOF with the ability to upgrade later is not a bad idea!
Awesome video as always
Thanks mate!
Nice video. Is it compatible with sim hub for the haptic feed back and or motion? And is it a plug and play with a central box like pt actuators or do you need thanos controller boxes?
USA price mark up is ridiculous. They advertise it for 5800 euro but its more like $10000 here.
A video with no music/talking/game noise would be useful to gauge how much noise the actuators make during operation.
Actual use of a sound meter from a set distance would also be beneficial.
This should be something that ALL reviewers of motion systems do.
How noisy/quiet are the QS210 actuators?
Hi new sub here is that price for full set up or just motion system? And is it compatible with psvr2?
Awsome video again👍How does it compare to the Vesaro ones you tried?
Thanks so much Ricky! I think it feels more powerful than the D-box G5s I've tried, I reckon the haptics are on a par, but the way the Qubic accelerates is genuinely impressive. Hope you're well and thanks for the continued support!
This is really cool!
Would such a motion rig setup benefit from adding Bass Shakers / Butt Kickers or wouldn't that make any difference at this point?
Thanks mate!
I think it could benefit from a very powerful one, as the haptics it has, while good, arent the level of a bass shaker :)
Hey mate how loud is this thing? What's the decibels its pushing out/ how loud is it compared to paddle shifters
Not sure re decibels but it’s pretty quiet, non dampened paddle shifters are much louder
Quite cheap for all this brings. SO cool! Nice system. Their more expensive stuff must be even more amazing. Nice
Right!? Thanks for watching, much appreciated
Looks fun I need to buy one now lol.
Great review! What size monitor are you using?
Thanks mate! Using a 48 inch OLED monitor from Asus ROG
Why is the emergency stop button on your rig on the outside? I'd think you'd want it on the inside where you can hit it with your knee, in case your wheelbase goes berserk and incapacitates your hand.
The motion is on the top
I havent had the time to really get the wheelbase stop attached securely, but it’s coming! I’d rather not break my hand and end up taking myself to the emergency department…where I work 😂
Great job, new subscriber 😊
thanks mate :)
Are you in Istanbul, Turkey? Just asking
Why is there a hyper p1 in the actual game?
I think RSS studios worked with GSI when making the mod :)
Cheers
That is brill mate...wow..
Not bad is it! 😁
@@TheCarDoc1 Its fantastic, would love that set up for my rig...wow...
How is the vr compensation with quest 3? Do you recommend it? Thank you.
The VR compensation works seamlessly, the system just does it automatically. You can adjust some settings but it worked perfectly out of the box for my Quest 2.
I use the SFX-100 for two years now. I cant imagine to racer ever again without Motion. But 5k is a lot for motion :-/
agreed, I can't go without now too
Hi there, how it is with flight/Space Siming?
It’s awesome with flight sim! I’ve spent quite a while using it for that, and it has enough travel to make it immersive
@@TheCarDoc1 yay, that's a good news!
@@goname31 flightsim was my first love eons ago, so I naturally jumped at the opportunity! The way the rig replicates ‘sink’ with only 60mm was astonishing 😅
@@TheCarDoc1 do you do some Elite dangerous? I see its compatible.
would be cool to see this vs the DOF Reality h3 at 2500 USD. This is much cleaner looking but what else does that 2500 get?
Parts quality and software
I'm pretty happy with my DOF H3 but the quality and parts are kind eh. The software for programming units is also undocumented and the behavior of SMC3 can be puzzling, but once it's all programmed right it works great, and they've supposedly made a lot of strides to make it more turn-key.
$6000 lmao. nope
@@chrismathewsjr D-BOX 5 is over 7500 € :)
@@chrismathewsjr I didn't invent the expression but "You have to pay to play" is a fact of life. If you think this is expensive check out racing actual cars and motorcycles, or for that matter high-end audio
can you give a link to the Ferrari F1 car mod?
It’s the Race sim studios 2023 Formula Hybrid with skins from Race Department :)
@@TheCarDoc1 thank you!
it hurts my eyes that the monitor is not on the right but still a nice vid
Looks pretty awsome...👍✌
Thanks bro 😁
By the way ChatGPT refer me to this video . That’s amazing 😂
is it me or did this guy go from logitech g920 to full simucube motion rig
The glow up is real 🤣
Ah!!!!!! The 5000 dollars only includes the motion amplifier box and actuators. You have to have over 10,000 dollars tied up in everything else, which is completely way beyond my budget to do SIM Racing.
You have all that completely paid for, or do you have a loan out on your house for all this.
Maybe if I was still working for Motorola, I of been able to afford this, but retired now.
I always say if you have to ask the going price of anything, you can't afford it.
Is it better than dbox?
From my experience I’d say its certainly on a par with at least, if not more
@@TheCarDoc1 regarding response time, accuracy, and travel distance, would they be on par? I want to be really certain of what to buy. I won’t be able to return it.
you are funny, you mention that it is important to get the seat belt on, but 2 seconds latter you see the back of the rig and the belt is crazy loose........
continuation errors haha
Wow that is wild
Imagine having one of these in your house!!
Less we sub - the more afford you put into making videos 😎👍
You should move your tv a little farther away!
OMG this looks great, but £5K really, it almost as bad as Hifi equipment. This is something that vibrates, for £5K?
meters per second is a speed, not an acceleration! :/
Ye should be m/s/s or m/s^2
it's so pricy lol. there's motion rigs that cost 10x less lol
play dirt rally 2 :D
Rally videos are incoming 😁
Thanks for commenting, stick around as it’ll be soon!
I think Karl Goslings is better than this motion rig
Based on what?
It moves more and slides forward and back@@TheCarDoc1
Ahh, its 6DOF and a lot more expensive 🫣
Why is he sitting so far back from the monitor. Thats totally wrong. If he cant figure that out how good is his review
this is awesome, but do you know motioned rigs which does not cost that much? its my only issue. 1-4k would work
You have a motion system but are still playing in 2D flatland? What a complete waste of time, sorry. Nice review of the gear though. It’s only 20% of the experience that completes VR but that’s really difficult to articulate on a 2D review though.
Ok urkel
Someone a little upset that someone sacrificed all their free time into an education that allows them to have nice things as an adult.
Grow up dude.
nice 8)
very nice indeed aha
400 mm/s, not meters. Just use common sense dude! 400 m/s?! You do realise that's faster than sound (345m/s). I am curious if you hear the bang of breaking the sound barrier while gaming...
Stuff like this makes me don't watch any further... And the thing is no one in your comments has enough attention to see this...
Haha DUDE, you need to chill out.
It doesn’t take a medical degree (which I have) to figure out it was a small mistake!
@@TheCarDoc1lmao
My man came to TH-cam for cold hard facts…
Sit down
😂
Holy smokes man, lay off the caffeine, cocaine, and Adderall.
You the kind of guy that trains his dog to poop at EXACTLY 6:13 every morning within the same 1 sqft spot in the yard?
No one is mistake-free, my friend, relax.
Or maybe we just realized it was an error and understood what was really meant.
Sorry but even when driving real life cars that are built for racing you never get that much travel in a cockpit its a waist of money and not realistic
It's not replicating travel, it's replicating forces to give physical Qs rather than G force or actual wheel travel lol
$5800? Lmao. I can buy a used car for that price. Wtf. This thing should be $500 max.
LOL, just because you can buy a car for that much doesnt mean this is worth $500 🤣