PC Steering Wheel System
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Updating... V2.00 Stage 1) Almost finished but still working in progress! I broke my last Potentiometer and now my Arduino is malfunctioning - it's moving the axis even though the Potentiometer isn't connected. New parts are on order! This will work via a bungee-cord system, which still needs to be developed. It won't have force feedback. The design has a quick release system with a 70mm spread, so real wheels can be added to the system. You can download a Drift wheel-inspired add-on here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3905098 Check out this YouTube video on how to set up an Arduino and Potentiometer to work as an axis by AMSTUDIO: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iKIrbF6GnZ0 (The other axis can be used for Handbrake, Clutch, Brake, and Gas). Stage 2) There are force feedback ideas out there with 900 steering rotation, but I'd need some donations to make that version happen - I'll need a step sensor, 12v DC motor, 10 and 5 inch pulley, rods, bearings, motor controller, PSU, and design the proper brackets for them. Stage 3) Develop a Gas, Brake, and Clutch pedal. Stage 4) Develop Handbrake. The idea is that this system can be upgraded from Potentiometer to force feedback in the long run, making it completely modular and affordable on a low budget. It works via Potentiometer to Arduino Leonardo to USB PC. (Maybe someone can write code for an Arduino Uno!) Connect the wheel with a shaft 13mm wide. Feel free to contact me for tips, tricks, and ideas - leave a comment! NOT FOR REAL CARS! (Obviously, but you've been warned.) Build video needs to be made when finished! Credits: Ferrari logo: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2672571 Mercedes logo: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2827048 https://amstudioprojects.com
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