Hall sensor is a huge improvement on the throttle (I assume it's on the clutch as well. They formerly used a potentiometer senor reading rotation of plastic gear (why plastic!). The throttle had a metal gear that engaged with and rotated the plastic one attached to the potentiometer shaft. Wear on plastic gear would cause input blips and misreadings. I experienced this and semi successfully installed a homemade hall sensor with 2 magnets and a 3D printed a hall sensor mount, removed the old worn out potentiometer components. Was able to get it read on the pc but ended up with new pedals before I could make it better, dodgey soldering on my part. With a hall sensor, the magnets are attached to throttle and the hall sensor which doesnt move reads the amount of gauss (magnetic field flux) from the magnets moving with the throttle pedal. Magnetic field strength increases the closer the magnets are to the sensor. Great to see them make this change because it is contactless and now no concerns of pot sensor wear they had previously!
If it’s like the V1 CSL Elites then yes you can swap the accelerator and the clutch. I did. They use the same RJ11 connector so you can just swap the connectors in the control unit after swapping their physical location on the pedal base plate, and the pedals (or wheel base) will recognize them correctly.
I know this video was a bit long winded I figured those of you that like this sort of content will watch it those of you that don't wont hopefully the thumbnail and title are clear enough to help viewers decide :) Current price and my links ➤ UK / EU - goo.gl/zLmvKQ ➤ USA - tinyurl.com/uf39s843 ➤ Kangaroo - tinyurl.com/3m323c7p ➤ Japan - tinyurl.com/2nk4njhn
I got my CSL Elite Pedals V1 about a year and a half ago and they work perfectly. Personally I’m going to wait to upgrade to Heusinkveld pedals but I can’t recommend the CSL Elites enough, especially for your first load cell kit
James, when you do test them, could you point out how the V2s differ from the previous generation? I own a pair of CSR Elite pedals, which I have been using for 12 years. The reason that I have not upgraded is that my pedals have the adjustable load cell, which you can easily adjust with a dial on the brake pedal itself. I am not sure why Fanatec discontinued that.
Went from CSR Elite first gen load cell brake pedals to 100kg elastomers pedals, and struggled at first few weeks, then got used to it to the point where I wouldnt wanna have it any other way - Yes, its stiff at first, but I have managed to learn to modulate by the force and not distance - which was what I was doing with the CSR Elite pedals. The way they were built was also odd, because I couldnt really push my leg into it without it slipping as the pedal would fold down after just few mm of travel so much, that my feet would start sliding up and above it.
Congrats Fanatec on the new release but how about you release the QR2 that has been talked about for over 2 years now. But great first look at the pedals.
17:05 "if it works, it works"... and there is the rub. All that rubbing the slider does over the carbon track on a potentiometer, it has a tendency to wear through. Or before that, become spikey. Most (heavy) users of the first gen McLaren wheel have encountered issues with the clutch bite point not returning to zero. Flightsimmers with joysticks that use pots have all encountered the issue. To avoid RMA or replacing pots yourself every number of years, Hall-Effect sensors remove that problem. They cost a bit more, but what price do you put on longevity?
Hi mate, thanks for your video. I have the csl pedals but I hate them, I tried varoius mod but I can't find feeling with the brake pedal. I don't know if the v2's worth the upgrade or is better try something better like sim magic p1000 or conspit cpp lite. Are there something news about a new fanatec high-end pedals set? Thank you
Looking forward to the review. It's time to upgrade my t150 that I've been using for the past year. Pedals first. I want to see if these will be good enough or If I should maybe get the VRS pedals at double the price. I'm looking to buy pedals that I will be satisfied with and not really want to replace with something else eventually.
Sounds like a McRae quote, specifically when he flipped the Subaru seven times, fired it up, and kept going. I think he set the second fastest time. This is all very foggy in my memory. Edit: nope, I'm wrong, Don Roberts.
@@MrEDET And how long did it take to replace, including driving to the shop or waiting for them to arrive? Could you do it while they were installed in your simrig or did you remove them and fix it on the coffee table? Was it adrop in replacement or did you solder the plug back on?
@@TheJAMF Yes it was extremely easy to replace them. If you do a bit of googling or searching on youtube you can easily find more info. Well worth it to replace them.
@@Daz555Daz inverted IS standard. the only car that has anomaly weird pedals is 1965 VW Beetle and Mclaren F1. Fanatec makes this way because it saves costs.
Hall sensor is a huge improvement on the throttle (I assume it's on the clutch as well. They formerly used a potentiometer senor reading rotation of plastic gear (why plastic!). The throttle had a metal gear that engaged with and rotated the plastic one attached to the potentiometer shaft. Wear on plastic gear would cause input blips and misreadings. I experienced this and semi successfully installed a homemade hall sensor with 2 magnets and a 3D printed a hall sensor mount, removed the old worn out potentiometer components. Was able to get it read on the pc but ended up with new pedals before I could make it better, dodgey soldering on my part. With a hall sensor, the magnets are attached to throttle and the hall sensor which doesnt move reads the amount of gauss (magnetic field flux) from the magnets moving with the throttle pedal. Magnetic field strength increases the closer the magnets are to the sensor.
Great to see them make this change because it is contactless and now no concerns of pot sensor wear they had previously!
Came for the pedals, stayed for the groin.
Thats what I’ve done with my v1s, switched the gas pedal with the clutch pedal for a better feel. Works well.
If it’s like the V1 CSL Elites then yes you can swap the accelerator and the clutch. I did. They use the same RJ11 connector so you can just swap the connectors in the control unit after swapping their physical location on the pedal base plate, and the pedals (or wheel base) will recognize them correctly.
"After the third flip, I lost control" is clearly Neymar's quote
Great review, and even better sense of humor. Thank you, good sir.
This is not a review it's an unboxing. I have only used the pedals for 20hours or so , so am not in a position to review them yet.
they finally put holes in the footrest to mount without hassle, nice.
Fantastic first look mate! I sincerely enjoyed your sense of humour and subscribed immediately
Quote from GM @ 5:45 "The brake feels pretty good as far as hand feel". And to think I was using my feet to brake - no WONDER? I'm so slow, hahahaha
A new video! I was getting withdrawal symptoms.
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Lol all youtubers are terrible people 🤯
@@jk_46 everyone’s got to eat and they work harder than most so why shouldn’t they get paid for their effort?
@@SwordnScale watch the F-ing video then you'll see why I said it it's a f-ing joke 🤦🏻♂️
After the third flip, I lost control………… - Don Roberts after crashing in the Jade Grenade at New England Dragway in 1975.
I got my CSL Elite Pedals V1 about a year and a half ago and they work perfectly. Personally I’m going to wait to upgrade to Heusinkveld pedals but I can’t recommend the CSL Elites enough, especially for your first load cell kit
Same, the v1 is great and if I would upgrade it would be Heusinkvelds. But for new buyers the v2 seem to be a fantastic choice.
So if I understood correctly thx to the USB cabel being included you don´t need to buy the ClubSport USB Adapter anymore?
James, when you do test them, could you point out how the V2s differ from the previous generation? I own a pair of CSR Elite pedals, which I have been using for 12 years. The reason that I have not upgraded is that my pedals have the adjustable load cell, which you can easily adjust with a dial on the brake pedal itself. I am not sure why Fanatec discontinued that.
Because you can do that now digitally through the tuning menu in the wheel base using any of the current era steering wheels. 👍🏻
Went from CSR Elite first gen load cell brake pedals to 100kg elastomers pedals, and struggled at first few weeks, then got used to it to the point where I wouldnt wanna have it any other way - Yes, its stiff at first, but I have managed to learn to modulate by the force and not distance - which was what I was doing with the CSR Elite pedals. The way they were built was also odd, because I couldnt really push my leg into it without it slipping as the pedal would fold down after just few mm of travel so much, that my feet would start sliding up and above it.
Congrats Fanatec on the new release but how about you release the QR2 that has been talked about for over 2 years now. But great first look at the pedals.
Damn. You really had to wait a whole year after making this comment lol
17:05 "if it works, it works"... and there is the rub. All that rubbing the slider does over the carbon track on a potentiometer, it has a tendency to wear through. Or before that, become spikey. Most (heavy) users of the first gen McLaren wheel have encountered issues with the clutch bite point not returning to zero. Flightsimmers with joysticks that use pots have all encountered the issue. To avoid RMA or replacing pots yourself every number of years, Hall-Effect sensors remove that problem. They cost a bit more, but what price do you put on longevity?
Hi mate, thanks for your video. I have the csl pedals but I hate them, I tried varoius mod but I can't find feeling with the brake pedal. I don't know if the v2's worth the upgrade or is better try something better like sim magic p1000 or conspit cpp lite. Are there something news about a new fanatec high-end pedals set? Thank you
Love the plants 🌱 👊
I totally removed the clutch and the brake.. I'm too much faster now! 😁
Looking forward to the review. It's time to upgrade my t150 that I've been using for the past year. Pedals first. I want to see if these will be good enough or If I should maybe get the VRS pedals at double the price. I'm looking to buy pedals that I will be satisfied with and not really want to replace with something else eventually.
Sounds like a McRae quote, specifically when he flipped the Subaru seven times, fired it up, and kept going. I think he set the second fastest time. This is all very foggy in my memory. Edit: nope, I'm wrong, Don Roberts.
I replaced the gas pedal with a clutch pedal.. there is a stiffer spring.. now it is much better
I want to see the craziest socks you own in the review ;)
Finally... I really like my Elite pedals, but the potentiometers... They really don't like my dusty apartment. :)
I bought some potentiometers for my v1, costed around 15 euro.
@@MrEDET And how long did it take to replace, including driving to the shop or waiting for them to arrive? Could you do it while they were installed in your simrig or did you remove them and fix it on the coffee table? Was it adrop in replacement or did you solder the plug back on?
@@TheJAMF whoa what a lot of questions :) It took 3 days to arrive by mail and installing took me 5 minutes. Maybe 4.
@@MrEDET Ah, so it sounds like a drop in replacement and crawling on your knees under the wheel in your rig.
@@TheJAMF Yes it was extremely easy to replace them. If you do a bit of googling or searching on youtube you can easily find more info. Well worth it to replace them.
What is the usual shipping cost for these pedals me US/California ty
Sticker makes a great tramp stamp!
If we are talking drivers and flipping cars I would probably attribute the quote to Mark Webber.
Don Roberts apparently.
I wish Fanatec forces everyone to buy inverted-only pedals so they know what they're missing out on and thank her later.
Nah. I prefer standard.
@@Daz555Daz inverted IS standard. the only car that has anomaly weird pedals is 1965 VW Beetle and Mclaren F1. Fanatec makes this way because it saves costs.
@@jahshjahsh2002 standard in sim racing pedals I meant.
We love pedals.
Pricey. From memory I paid the same for my CSP v3.
not sure if you've noticed but EVERYTHING is more expensive than it was a couple of years ago. Sim racing does not exist in a vacuum.
I was hoping to know what Colin thinks of them.
Lucky prick. Do you get to keep them ?
do you still have the protective film on your watch?
So can you swap the accelerator and clutch pedals?
is it possible to use the load cell brake on the V1 pedals?
No
Push the pedal. Push the pedal. The base is very large.
I don't need a brake pedal.....it slows me down!
Pity about the lack of plastic bag, suffocated children are much less distracting to sim racers. 😉
Ya how about actually updating the 7year old “flagship” pedals with pedals that actual share their flagship series namesake
When can we expect to see you race with these so we can see if they make you much more faster 🤣?
IV been using them for the last three live streams done about 20 hours of racing , not quite ready for a review yet though.
Would you be so nice and measure dimensions of elastomers and springs?
"said no-one ever"
pedals....mmmmmmm
Wait... 8 bit? Old TP3A Pros are 10 bit, what was Fanatec thinking?
buy lo. sell hi. XD im just guessing..
It's 12bit, not 8bit.
What's new in the V2?
Watch the video to know.
All metallic contruction hey 🤣🤣🤣 metallic is paint with shiney particles in it 🤣🤣🤣 silly sausage
£300 pedals and you cant move the plate!. What were they thinking. Half the price thrustmaster loadcell you can!!. Stick with thrustie