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MOZA R9 Sim Racing Wheelbase | LONG TERM Review
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 ส.ค. 2024
- Hi there and thanks for tuning in! In this video I'm reviewing my trusty ol' MOZA R9 wheelbase after more than one and a half years of use.
Spoiler: YES, it's a REALLY good wheelbase! Is it perfect?! Maybe not! Is it great value for money? Let's find out!
Also check out Matt Malone in case you haven't yet! He's a great sim racer and an incredibly entertaining streamer!
/ @mattmalonetv
Chapters
00:00 - Intro
00:53 - Disclaimer
02:03 - Specs
02:49 - Build Quality
05:42 - Features
08:05 - Performance
12:48 - Software
15:39 - Negatives
18:21 - Verdict
#moza #simracing #review
19:58 ...... Yes alpha mini "V1" 13 nm , but the following models have 10 nm.
The difference seems to be in the power supply 😉
Great production value! Thanks for the video :)
@@Ryzard Thank YOU!
Great video man! Surprised you have less than 100 subs, so keep up the great work!
Thanks a lot for your kind words, I really appreciate that! Let's see, maybe I'll hit 100 soon 🙂
@@CKSimRacing 139 as we speak and just subbed as well. You seem to have just started and already looking like a pro youtuber, good stuff. You will get recognized by the algorithm if you keep this up, more subs will follow.
@rob9854 Thanks a lot mate! This kind of feedback really keeps me going 😊
good content and great editing. keep it up ;)
@Kur0Kam1 thanks a lot mate, will do 🙂
Also, the hub is as gud or even better than other DD costing many times more $$$. No proprietary BS!
The R12 is the biggest competitor?
Let me disagree i think the alpha mini beats both
BTW really high quality and straight to the point
Oscilations,heat and the steps
You mentioned everything good job!
When i buy something that expensive the first thing i think is what could go wrong?
What is the weak link?
The mini has higher encoder,smoother with less steps,more mounting points and IMO much prettier
Also the GT NEO i hear is better quality
Moza choosing to go with the same encoder res with the R5 R9 is kinda disappointing
Personally i cant find a reason why choose R12 insted of the mini
@tkdmp5698 Hey there, really good points, thanks for putting them in here and for entering the discussion!
I'm absolutely convinced that the mini is the best choice of all the mentioned devices but I didn't have the chance to test it unfortunately.
On paper its less Nm than the R12 but its about the same price. But the whole package is definitely better i guess!
Regarding the GT Neo... 😄 stay tuned, there might be something on the way!
And yeah I totally agree, I'm also relying on all the reviews here on TH-cam and I watch every single one of them in order to justify my buying decision for myself because there is no "sim racing store" where I could try everything and make up my mind what would be the best product to get.
Thank you very very much for your positive feedback as well, that's really motivating 🙂
@@CKSimRacing You are a small channel but you may ask them to let you try it
You dont know what happens
You have good quality content and who know you might get bigger😀
I subbed
@tkdmp5698 thank you so much mate. I appreciate each and every subscriber! I'll try to reach out to companies soon! Thanks a ton mate, means a lot to me!!!
@@tkdmp5698they definitely aren’t going to send a simagic mini when he only has 122 subs! That makes no sense for a company! Especially when there are enough reviews on simagic
The nrg quick release is nice but mozas version has got issues , whether its quality control or poor materials but some new wheels have had loose fitting qr which causes a hideous rattling when in use also after time the wear and tear can cause the same rattling , there are videos online that show this issue , i actually think the Simucube and Asetek qr s are the most sturdy and robust .
@bodasafur6078 Hey there, thanks for pointing that out. Regarding wear and tear, my R9 and both of my wheels didn't suffer from that fortunately. They still operate as if they were new, maybe I'm lucky 🙂 but maybe it's the same as with ratings on Amazon for products: lots of people are happy about their stuff without posting a review and the ones who've had issues are, of course, talking about it in their reviews. The only sign of wear was a little bit of creaking in my GS V2 wheel, which had developed over time, I've talked about it in my review as well.
Regarding the Asetek and Simucube QRs...well, at least for one of them I can confirm that it's insanely sturdy and robust 😏 stay tuned and thanks for your comment!
yeah i heard about this.. it was a QC issue.. in the first batch.. that has been resolved since then i beleive... i have a simagic alpha u tho so i cant say from personal experience.
shout to my homie matt malone
Matt Maloooouuune in the summer here we GOOooouuuuUUoououuuu :D
I love him, great guy!
Actually, the Logitech G29 is gear-driven, not belt-driven. Otherwise, great video!
Oh my, thanks for pointing that out! I don't wanna publish misleading information. Thank you for your nice feedback and for watching 🙂
The cogging is because it is not true servo motor... Closer in structure to a stepper motor. Open it up and you can count the poles. So yea like i said, a lot of questionable product claims. And this extends to a lot of their other products.
Hey! I just wanted to let you know that newer versions of Moza R9v2 actually have front mounting now.
Oh really? I checked the product description on MOZAs website but I couldn't find any info about that after reading your comment. It would be quite nice if they'd add the option for front mounting for sure but power output wise I think the R9 is gonna be fine when it's bottom mounted
I got my ES wheel in about a week but the base was MIA. I later found out via the Moza discord that the distributor here in the states ships everything via Amazon and although the website said the base was in stock, Amazon had it out of stock and when it was in stock, the price was higher than what I had paid. After 3 more days of waiting for it to ship once in stock and zero communication. I cancelled my order and went to a store to but the base at a cheaper price (Black Friday sale).
The base is fine, just don't buy it from the Moza website and expect it to ship within a day or 2. I do wish I had waited and bought something else honestly. Asetek might've been my choice (thanks Matt Malone) or even Simagic but I'll hold on to this for now. Just not sure if I want to invest more money into the ecosystem by buying another wheel.
@Casketman20 Hey Casketman, now that sounds like an awful story, sorry for you mate! But yes, I have ordered the moza handbrake shortly after its release and it was shipped directly from China. Took about two weeks to arrive. I've read many comments about Moza having bad shipping when ordering directly via their website. Always check for a local reseller
I always buy my moza equipment from sim motion US, those guys are awesome
@momsspaghetti6582 Yeah we also have multiple resellers here in Germany. These guys are way quicker
Ive owned the moza r9 unforunately and now own Asetek gear and its not even a competition moza cannot even be uttered in the same sentence tbh the Asetek gear is just on a different level of build quality, performance , smoothness, i would tell anyone on the fence its a no brainer to pay the bit extra for a much much superior product .
@@bodasafur6078 Nice, seems like you're having a blast with it! Which wheelbase did you get?
I also have a new one now, which is absolutely incredible and I'll also review it.
Regarding the R9 - I don't regret that I've had it. It was sort of my sim rigs evolution and I'm fine with it since I've advanced as well so to speak :)
Do they still overheat and cut at 7nm?
Short answer, yes, though I can't confirm whether it cuts at 7Nm.
The long answer can be found at 16:30 in the video. Once dialed in correctly, it doesn't cut the power anymore and it won't clip as well
I went from R5 to a R9++GS formula wheel+ Fanatec V3 pedals+Dash unit.....I will NOT be uipgrading anymore! I run R9 @ 40-45% strength...any more it's too strong to steer and much more than a real car!
Haha I've said that multiple times to myself regarding NOT upgrading anymore. But hey, you've got a really nice setup and basically, as long as it works and you are satisfied, having fun and improving in your races, there seriously is no reason to upgrade! Also having more Nm won't make you faster. Yes, there are stronger wheelbases and yes some are having more detail and such but the only thing that matters is that you are happy with what you have :)
The base is not strong enough. Now owning a r21.
@Snakkers Congratulations on the R21. I've also considered this one but eventually picked a different brand when I updated. I agree, the R9 might not be strong enough, once you've advanced in your sim racing journey but it's a very solid entry into the direct drive market and I guess that many people will keep it at that level maybe.
Highly subjective topic but I'm happy for you getting the R21!
Is the detail a lot different?
@@CKSimRacing ya there is alot more detail. And no more heating problems becose of max output for more than 2 hours.
@@CKSimRacing any suggestions for sim pedals? Around 800 euro.
@@CKSimRacing is the r9 you own the v1 or v2? I ask because others with the v2 have said that Moza has fixed the overheating issue and that the v2 does not overheat after hours of use.
@jasonkinzer4200 hi Jason, good point! I do have the V2! I've also read about the V1's overheating issues. But as mentioned in the video, if the settings are set up right and if it's not under full load the whole time, it may get warm but it's not gonna dial down the power
Te shifter paddles are extremely noisy.
I agree, the GS V2 shifters are a little more on the loud side