H1SQ Sim Shifter EXPLAINED | BDH Race Sim Hardware
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- čas přidán 17. 01. 2024
- In this video, BDH Race Sim Hardware's Dave gives us the technical run-down of the all-new H1SQ adjustable H-pattern/sequential sim shifter.
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To be honest I was never a potential customer for the H1. Too much for me to warrant for the amount of time I use an H pattern. This however if it actually feels good in sequential mode I am seriously considering purchasing. The lower cost and better value proposition of having two shifters in one as well as of course the sheer beauty of the workmanship. The truly is impressive! Great work Gentlemen!
Recently was able to feel one of these at another CZcamsrs house with a premium sim rig. Insane build quality. Feels the most realistic and precise out of anything on the market. Would love to get one someday!
Great stuff; love to see customer feedback being taken on board in new products.
I managed to pick up a used H1 for a great price a few days before the launch of the H1SQ (knowing that it was coming out). It's a beautifully solid thing.
Having played with it a bit I've already prototyped a replacement hall-effect PCB to replace the 3D-printed inserts and tactile switches. It's a much simpler assembly. It sounds like you guys have done the same with the new SQ.
In combination with a microcontroller, this also gives analogue feedback over position rather than just on/off, which will facilitate the implementation of active lock-out and other effects, which I'm playing with at the moment. The design of the H1 really allows for extensive customisation. I'm delighted I was able to get one.
The nice thing is that you managed in the same forum factor to still give a simplicity of switching between your configurations. Congratulations again!
Excellent product evolution! 2 in 1 in a slim package with this level of craftsmanship is fantastic. Well done team BDH!
lol you call this a slim package 🤣🤣
I just pre ordered with my dealer I’m super excited to get this thing mounted up on my rig… looks great guys can’t wait
if the shifting feeling in both modes is even half as good as this shifter looks i'm sold on it. cant beat a 2 in 1 in such a beautiful and small package for half as much as prosim stuff, killer product for sure!
It looks excellent! Can't wait for mine to arrive 🙂
Congratulations on the new product, looks Awesome
Just placed order
This looks awesome! I hope the shift quality in the H-pattern mode is just as good as the previous model.
It is, rest assured, it wasn't broken so we didn't fix it, just added the Sequential bits.
@@BDHRaceSimHardwareThat's excellent to hear. I wish you lots of success with the new product!
Such a great product especially since NASCAR Cup cars are now sequential, while XFinity and Trucks remain H-pattern. I'm fed up with the mess of having two shifters on my rig, so it's definitely on my shortlist.
Nice work Dave. I appreciate the level of engineering you have gone to 👍
Many thanks Jay. Much appreciated words mate
Just preordered mine. Looking forward to putting it on my 6DOF rig
Outstanding 🍻
To me the big improvement has to be the mounting plate. Assuming you wont have to mess with the electronics anymore to sidemount it.
On the other hand, I know having a sequential mode is a very hot feature, but I cant figure why. Not only does dual-mode shifters have a history of performing poorly with either sequential or h-pattern, but chances are those who can afford your products very likely already own a dedicated sequential shifter for that reason.
I am one of these persons and I’d really like what I would dub the H2S, which would basically be the H1SQ but exclusively set up for sidemounting by default and ommits the sequential shifter.
Watch this space 😊
Is the build quality the same as the original shifter or with the dual mode the shifter is more like the little brother to the original?
How does 7th and reverse work in this? Is there a lockout or stronger spring? Also does it matter if you run it with the main body facing back. Thank you.
We will be demonstrating the shifter in a live q&a session soon.
It’s any drawback if compared with a dedicated only h shifter? I’m only interested in the H shifter , I was wondering if the mechanics and felling is the same if compared with the old model.
The mechanics, are the same, the feel is the same.
My shifter doesn't stay in gear as something seems to be loose. I've reached out to the contact us email but with no response. Are you able to guide me as to how to fix this? I just received it.
I can't see any emails, mate. Contact me directly and we'll get you sorted
Dave@bdhracesim.com
@@BDHRaceSimHardware just sent the email. Thank you for reaching out! I appreciate it Dave.
I think it´s a masterpiece! So could you please tell me, where you're going on the offensive right now, why it's not available again until the end of February?
Thank you. We're very much on the offensive right now, working flat out to build literally hundreds of units to meet demand.
@@BDHRaceSimHardware Well, that's what I thought. So keep on doing the great work, but remember, free time is very important. Thanks for your quick response...🙏🏽
@@BDHRaceSimHardware I'm now so curious about your shifter that I'm asking whether you'll be delivering to Germany at the end of February. I've already ordered and can hardly wait. Best regards from Herne...🤘
Do you have plans to make an active shifter in the future?
Possibly. We are working on another project, which hopefully will negate the need for "active" simulation as it will naturally provide these effects mechanically.
@@BDHRaceSimHardware what’s the time table on something like that ? Just placed an order for the h1sq through my US dealer would hate to have something better come out right after I get delivery.
Why does it have plastic??
Which plastic are you asking about?
downgrade from the original
What makes you say that. 🤔 If you're having issues, then please contact us.