Symdeck GT7 test drive

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  • čas přidán 28. 08. 2024
  • A test drive of GT7 on a Symdeck full motion system. Unfortunately you can't see the smile on his face!

Komentáře • 12

  • @sephie4
    @sephie4 Před rokem +1

    Awesome demo. I saw a corner of a smile and that's the goal for me. 💸

  • @garrysamson4656
    @garrysamson4656 Před rokem

    Amazing to see it works on GT7! I own an S2 and it was breathtaking! Not to mention their unbelievable tech support! Big shout-out to Simon !!!

  • @OrangeSunshine15
    @OrangeSunshine15 Před rokem +1

    Wow, now i need one.

  • @moschidreamer
    @moschidreamer Před rokem +1

    Without VR?! It should be forbidden to use a butifull Rig without VR!

  • @aaronperelmuter8433
    @aaronperelmuter8433 Před rokem +2

    Is there something wrong with it?? 😳 Why is the thing constantly sliding BACK when under brakes and doesn’t dive at all, neither does the front lift under throttle.
    What’s wrong with the platform? Why does it move opposite to how a real car does in the same situations? 🧐

    • @symdeckracingsimulators
      @symdeckracingsimulators  Před rokem +2

      Hi Aaron, In the real world, when you accelerate the car starts moving forwards before you and pushes you hence the feeling in your back from the seat so it is moving FORWARDS relative to you. When you brake, the car slows before you and without a seatbelt you would fly into the dashboard so relative to you, the car is moving BACKWARDS.
      We've had people also ask these questions when we've exhibited but once they've tried it they understand.
      Four-poster-bed style sims can only replicate braking and accelerating by lifting or lowering the nose but A REAL CAR does not lift and dive anywhere near that amount. On our system, it only does it if it's in the telemetry, i.e., the car has soft suspension, or if the user requests it in which case we add it to the motion.

  • @JoseRodriguez-jl2wx
    @JoseRodriguez-jl2wx Před rokem

    Looks great! Question about the movement and such, is there options to increase the movement or strength of movement? Like for instance sliding into a wall or braking and turning really hard will give a stronger or more sudden "impact"?

    • @symdeckracingsimulators
      @symdeckracingsimulators  Před rokem

      Yes it is possible but you risk damaging the motion platforms. The software has crash detection built in to protect them!

  • @ROBBYLMQN
    @ROBBYLMQN Před 3 měsíci

    How much so i can start saving now .

    • @symdeckracingsimulators
      @symdeckracingsimulators  Před 3 měsíci +1

      Hi, it's modular so you can start from about £1,500 up to £11,000 depending on which platforms you buy.