Bodyshaker en Playseat Challenge Lowcost

Bodyshaker en Playseat Challenge Lowcost

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I tried out installing them in different spots, and undoubtedly, this position is where they produce the most vibration and sensations. As a PC program, I use SimShaker, which is also more economical than Simvibe and works very well. Based on the assembly of: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:561762 https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2613282 Materials: - 2 Bodyshaker 100w, 4 Ohms, frequency 28 - 55 Hz - 1 Amplifier Kinter MA-180 (the speaker connector is reversed: left is right and right is left) I personally use the amplifier with the Bass almost maxed out and the Treble almost mined. - 1 Adapter of Current 12v 5A: - Plug wires to PC or console - Screws: The clasper is attached to the pipe using screws M2,5x20 (I had to heat up the nuts below with a welder to place them in their position) Between the clasper and the plate use screws M3x16 And between the plate and the Bodyshaker I used M3x25 - Also, I used some rubber gaskets from my home to eliminate noise between the bodyshaker and the plate.

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