MOZA R21 Wheelbase Review

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  • čas přidán 12. 06. 2024
  • Intro: 0:00
    Closer Look: 0:43
    Look Inside: 15:19
    Mounting: 27:06
    Live Tuning Session: 31:47
    Driving: 1:06:36
    Final Thoughts: 1:15:43
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Komentáře • 89

  • @josephrains7328
    @josephrains7328 Před 4 měsíci +4

    Im about to drill holes into my flat deck for this. I know i shouldnt even be buying this wheel base. I just started Iracing 2 and half weeks ago. Im still going to get it though. My wife just told me i can get it for my birthday which is Sunday. Hell yes boys. Happy racing

  • @TechIlliterate
    @TechIlliterate Před 2 lety +2

    Barry, thank you for reviewing these. It's always good to see what options are on the table.

  • @markod7662
    @markod7662 Před 4 měsíci

    What a detailed review! Definately worth watching before buying, i think. Thank you, Sir!

  • @mArvAlcao71
    @mArvAlcao71 Před 2 lety +20

    I hope you will review the Moza CS wheel and the SRP pedals

  • @Shake_nBake805
    @Shake_nBake805 Před rokem +1

    I've been watching your videos for some time now but I just recently started working in the operating room at a hospital and immediately recognized your pointer tool as an electrocautery or bovie tip. I've never seen that used outside the OR before.

  • @SetaBTW
    @SetaBTW Před 2 lety

    Been waiting on this one!

  • @sethfrancissimracing7558
    @sethfrancissimracing7558 Před 2 lety +5

    Fanatec direct drive 1 & 2 wheels do not have the wire twist as the wheel rotates, the wire rotates along with the shafts but is attached to a slip-ring type connector that passes the signal through. I just wanted to clear that up because people could think that the wire actually twists up as the wheel rotates which would limit rotation. The fanatec dd 1&2 wheels can rotate forever without the wire ever being affected. I'm not sure about the csl dd but I assume it is the same as the dd1 and 2 otherwise people would be breaking wires like crazy.

  • @dimsoneill
    @dimsoneill Před 2 lety

    Nice fluro orange shorts Baz!

  • @NewbFixer
    @NewbFixer Před rokem +6

    In engineering using any device at 100% capacity is not a good idea unless its been over engineered for that purpose ie it can run at 120% for short periods if needed etc... Using 90% capacity if not over engineered will give the device headroom to perform and a longer life. * And almost certainly improve the feeling of the motor characteristics. I think thats why 90% is the best power setting in this case.

  • @Daz555Daz
    @Daz555Daz Před 2 lety +7

    Great review as always Barry. Would love to see you review the Fanatec CSL DD/DD Pro wheelbases.

    • @Daz555Daz
      @Daz555Daz Před rokem

      @Dev Guy Yeah. He hasn't covered either of those wheelbases yet.

  • @paideadwing
    @paideadwing Před 2 lety +2

    Another great review, as always!
    One thing though (wall of text incoming!): unless I missed something while watching the live tuning part (doing other stuff too) I saw that you didn't touch the Natural Inertia slider, and stated something that, in my experience, is not true. I own an old IONICUBE build with a Small Mige, and have to tune it via Granity Software. There, Inertia is the main tool to manage the mechanical aspect of a servo. The more compact and lively it is, the more inertia you need to add via settings so it doesn't go out of control. It's quite noticeable when you set desktop settings to have a centering spring, turn the wheel 90 degrees and let it go back to center: too little inertia and the wheel will fight the center before finding it. Too much inertia, and it may slow down a lot or even stop completely before reaching the center. This of course improves if you have a more modern controller like the original Simucube, and higher count encoders, but on my case, still having the old Discovery board with MMoS and a 2500 ppr encoder, the inner calculations for PID control are slower and coarser, meaning that it's harder to strike a sweet balance, and removing unwanted spikes on the FFB is hard if you don't want to numb the overall feeling too much.
    With all that being said: I think that if you would have tried to add a bit of inertia at advanced settings, you could have dialed out a lot of that crazy behavior when you let the wheel go. That looked on par or even worse than my wheelbase, which has a technology that is by now 8 years old, on a field that has advanced A LOT during that timespan. There seem to be lots of tools available on the firmware to dial out any unwanted consequence that may come from adding inertia, which naturally dumbs down FFB. It actually looks pretty potent while still simple, which says a lot about the devs, it looks like developed by simracers who have a lot of knowledge and how to implement it. Kudos to MOZA on this.
    I don't think you would update such a production video with this detail on tweaking settings, but if you still have the wheelbase mounted on your rig, I would like for you to try fiddling with inertia and at least report back with a comment in here. If what I said is correct, even 1% would have a large impact on wheelbase behavior. Unless, of course, you already did this outside of what you showed on the vid and had bad results.
    Cheers!

  • @birel_dd2
    @birel_dd2 Před 2 lety

    Who is the best em relação ao csl DD🤔?
    Nice review... ✌️💪

  •  Před 2 lety

    Interesting that the deck flexes. Curious to the material type and selection used.

  • @BiIboSwaggins
    @BiIboSwaggins Před 2 lety

    Very keen to buy this, but I'm quite curious if the mounting slots line up with the GT1 Evo. Or if I need the DD mounting solution ( which I think won't work with this base )

  • @danbowman84
    @danbowman84 Před 2 lety

    I'd love to get your review and tuning for the GT DD Pro

  • @makracing9361
    @makracing9361 Před rokem

    Yay what a rig. WIll you stream any of ACC or rFactor2 mate?)

  • @blackmac1970
    @blackmac1970 Před 2 lety +1

    Great review. Hard to choose between simagic alpha and the r16.

    • @EdelOss1
      @EdelOss1 Před 11 měsíci

      i got the same problem...both are great wheelbases

  • @blackmac1970
    @blackmac1970 Před 2 lety

    After another watch of certain parts I have some questions. I assume since the R16 and R21 weigh exactly the same and have the same dimensions that the motor in each is the same. The only difference between the R16 and R21 being the PSU and the drive circuit? A concern I have when you were talking about the heatsink for the drive MOSFETs is that the heatsink only appears (24:01 I could be wrong) to be attached to four of the six drive MOSFETs meaning that one phase of the 3 phase motor has much hotter drive transistors - not good. Also, you thought (although had trouble seeing for sure) that the input capacitors were 35V. I hope this is incorrect since the input to the base from the PSU is 36V. I would normally use 63V caps on a 36V input. Can you confirm Barry? The R21 is only an extra £100 in a wheel bundle so I was thinking of picking that one up.

  • @giogamer4825
    @giogamer4825 Před 2 lety +11

    Man, I dont know if i am tough enough to try a 21nm base 😁 Im now on 8nm and that is already really great and powerful on ACC. But, Moza really looks great 👍

    • @DropkickNation
      @DropkickNation Před rokem +4

      You don't need more. It's actually becoming unrealistic. RL racing cars, especially with power steering, don't get anywhere close to these number. 10-12 nm is what most consider to be peak for real cars.

  • @yooz111
    @yooz111 Před rokem

    Hey Barry, is your go-to still the Kollmorgen AKM54G servo?

  • @vlasquez53
    @vlasquez53 Před rokem

    Good day barry, can you please share your Moza setup?

  • @yourboysgottem202
    @yourboysgottem202 Před rokem

    If you buy from the website and live in the US do you have to pay any sort of import tax or any tax in general (minus the sales tax)?

  • @JohnnyEMatos
    @JohnnyEMatos Před rokem

    I wanna know if that notchiness is there with the CSL DD

  • @ScbyPwr
    @ScbyPwr Před rokem

    Anyone know if the R16 has improved from the original review with newer firmware releases?

  • @cantfeelthis3288
    @cantfeelthis3288 Před 7 měsíci

    1:11:30 what wheel were you talking about when refering to a wheel tahts getting very close to your daily wheel?

  • @anjo2
    @anjo2 Před 2 lety +2

    I wonder if the latest R16 has the same board or not, looks like they have been updating the board and the difference between the 2 may be only the power supply... It would be good to test the R16 with the 13.33A power supply and with the latest software/firmware

    • @justaguydoinstuff
      @justaguydoinstuff Před 2 lety +3

      Yes, I actually talked to them about that and they said that they have upgraded quite a bit since Barry reviewed the R16 originally. It would be nice to see an updated review of the R16 on this site since they've made the changes.

  • @darex2521
    @darex2521 Před rokem

    Hello, nice and cordial. I think the Lord will help me, maybe advise me.
    When I connected and wanted to start the R16, it was impossible to turn the steering wheel to the right or left, i.e. the R16 lock. In this situation, what should I do?

  • @suvajitmondal6166
    @suvajitmondal6166 Před 2 lety

    One review of Simulaje BMW 2.0 please...

  • @Johnthedaedra54
    @Johnthedaedra54 Před rokem

    Hey Barry 🎉 thanks for this good vidéo .
    I have dd1 and i m happy with
    Just dissapointed about noise ans clonck with hard ffb and change direction Quick.
    The QR i think.. juste take z ring but the same .
    In option i see WE must reduced FEI in 70
    Thanks realy 😢🎉🎉

  • @chuckystang
    @chuckystang Před 2 lety +3

    My Fanatec DD1 is about ready to hit second hand market, they have just fallen behind.

  • @hawkeyes4768
    @hawkeyes4768 Před 2 lety +2

    heyy guys i just bought the r9 wheel base and was wondering can any alternative petal work with this ?

    • @AP-nc5ek
      @AP-nc5ek Před 2 lety

      For PC any USB pedal set will work

  • @FAB1150
    @FAB1150 Před rokem

    I assume you did it but you didn't mention it, did you calibrate the wheel? There's an anti-notchiness calibration where the wheel rotates and feels where the motor poles are, to then compensate for it.

  • @tek_soup
    @tek_soup Před rokem

    those are 27 inch? look bigger. too bad samsung put a dang curve on there new neo g7 4k, thats what i wanted for 3 screens. but curved 😞

  • @Redmist370Z
    @Redmist370Z Před 2 lety +14

    Gotta give Moza credit, shrugging off all the bad initial reviews and forging ahead.

    • @elmalloc
      @elmalloc Před 2 lety

      what was wrong initially

    • @TheBrennanSchafer
      @TheBrennanSchafer Před 2 lety +1

      I follow this stuff fairly closely and have not really seen any fully bad reveiws for Monza. I've seen people be critical of their aesthetics (which I don't really like either) and their initial software being a little rough around the edges. But I'm not sure they deserve a bunch of credit for continuing to do business after the minor criticisms. Did you really expect Monza to just give up? Throwing away their large inital investment out the window just because a few people said bad things on the internet? I'm sure they're smart enough to realize their products are not going to be perfect out of the gate. Glad they are bringing more competition the sim hardware space.

    • @Redmist370Z
      @Redmist370Z Před 2 lety

      Now that I’m thinking about it, it must’ve been a different new direct drive wheel. One that was initially very rough and unrefined, was priced about the same as many better alternatives, and came in a strange orange colored casing.

    • @flyingphoenix113
      @flyingphoenix113 Před 2 lety +3

      The bad reviews were on Moza's prototype pedals, which they sent out for review to a lot of reviewers. They addressed the flaws before the pedals reached production, and they were blown entirely out of proportion.

    • @andreasbalan11
      @andreasbalan11 Před rokem

      The DD one pro is just better. If mozza wouldn't give anybody any for free and pay every streamer to be all the in people view the would buy fanatec. Actually fabatec did something like this year before that way they get that popular

  • @bobbaganush17
    @bobbaganush17 Před 2 lety

    I'm guessing your daily is simucube but what is the one that keeps updating their firmware that is your 2nd favorite?

    • @gregvandy8902
      @gregvandy8902 Před 2 lety +2

      I believe he is referencing the VRS Directforce Pro. He stated that it was close and the software lacking was the difference. I gave my SC2 pro to my son as I prefer the feel of the VRS but that's definitely subjective although many people agree with me. I would take the VRS over anything available today as it performs better in my opinion. Simucube has wireless wheels if you care about that. I assemble my own wheels and ran USB with my SC2 and it was a great system, for the most part you'd struggle to tell the VRS and SC2 from one another. The VRS makes the simucube and fanatec DDs seems WAY overpriced.

    • @bobbaganush17
      @bobbaganush17 Před 2 lety

      @@gregvandy8902 yeah I have a vrs as well with the latest firmware it's so good I love all the new smoothing options. But to say u enjoy it more than simucube that's wow making me feel like I really got my money's worth.

  • @olintopalito
    @olintopalito Před 2 lety

    Unfortunately I'm putting my Fanatec stuffs to sell right now. I pulled the trigger on Moza and the €300 CS steering wheel. Hopefully Moza support will be less bad than Fanatec. Getting out of the Fanabubble without spending a cent ,and hopefully getting more power and quality.

    • @_GR
      @_GR Před 2 lety

      If we're close by, I might be interested. Wanna get into direct drive, since I wasn't feeling it with my first wheel (T300Rs GT).

  • @Kevin_Cat
    @Kevin_Cat Před 2 lety +1

    Hi Barry, could you do a review of the Next Level Racing Motion Plus? I think it's quite an unique product and I think your hardware reviews are unparalleled. I am very interested in your opinion of it.

  • @thenic123
    @thenic123 Před rokem

    SRG need some T-shirts and other Merch with "So...Lets Get To It" on 'em. C'mon Barry R. Make it happen Please.

    • @TheSuperNerf1
      @TheSuperNerf1 Před rokem

      Barry doesn’t like merchandising . He wrote about it on his website

  • @addie-yx2xv
    @addie-yx2xv Před 2 lety

    is the VRC still the best wheel base when you compare price and performance?

    • @gregvandy8902
      @gregvandy8902 Před 2 lety

      The VRS in my opinion is way ahead in price to performance. What's really amazing is that many people, myself included, prefer the VRS over the simucube. It feels more realistic. The fact that it costs about half, has top notch build quality makes it the only direct drive to buy in my opinion. The software is very minimal. That's the downside, but it doesn't take much of any tweaking at all. It's just awesome right out of the box.

    • @flyingphoenix113
      @flyingphoenix113 Před 2 lety +3

      @@gregvandy8902, as someone who plans on buying the VRS DFP, I recommend the Moza to most people because the VRS software is way behind their competitors. Only hard-core sim racers/Esports drivers have the patience to put up with the obnoxiously unintuitive VRS software. Moza brings a fantastic UI without a multi-month waiting list for their products. Also, unlike VRS, they have brought not one, but TWO wheel lines to market while we are still waiting for a single VRS wheel after more than a year.

  • @siclusiferx
    @siclusiferx Před 2 lety +3

    Hi, whats your daily driver wheel base?

    • @DaveEsotic
      @DaveEsotic Před 2 lety

      I'm also curious about what would be considered a better option than R21

    • @aaronao1
      @aaronao1 Před rokem

      @@DaveEsotic simucube

  • @zanemasson2804
    @zanemasson2804 Před rokem

    What wheel base does Barry use as his daily?

  • @avckubw938v1bnvowiqv
    @avckubw938v1bnvowiqv Před 2 lety

    what wheel base is he using right now? whats best?

    • @Sithhy
      @Sithhy Před 2 lety

      I think he still uses the Kollmorgen motor as his daily driver

  • @grandhipster660
    @grandhipster660 Před 2 lety +4

    Hi Barry, at 1:13:16 you mention the updated software potentially making a difference for the R16. Since you still have an R16, could you try it out and let us know if a similar improvement was felt on that unit? Perhaps you could leave a comment here or in your R16 review. Good to hear MOZA is improving their lineup, and thanks for your detailed and thorough reviews!

    • @arilious
      @arilious Před 2 lety +4

      barry doesnt talk to us

  • @OhItsThat
    @OhItsThat Před 2 lety +5

    The little Moza base looks great. This thing, although better without the orange fender looking things it’s still so cheap looking to me. I guess its because it doesn’t look like a traditional dd wheel my pea brain can’t compute. It looks more like a fancy Logitech or Thrustmaster. It actually looks like what I’d expect a Thrustmaster dd would look like. Ha

    • @jonneymendoza
      @jonneymendoza Před 2 lety +1

      R9 looks more expensive than this lol

    • @NicolayGiraldo
      @NicolayGiraldo Před 2 lety +3

      This wheel looks amazing. You are comparing cheap and brittle plastic with metal and paint. Simulated vents with real ones. Cheap wheels want to look like this, doesn't mean they succeed. And with this quick release, nothing looks more pro.

  • @olivierdo3530
    @olivierdo3530 Před 2 lety +1

    43 min intro. Only on SRG 😂

  • @enricobononi8655
    @enricobononi8655 Před 2 lety +1

    regarding the flex i'm more upset by SimLab rather than the mounting solution provided by the wheels manufacturers. The aluminium plate is too "soft" and 1) it is damaging easily with the washers/bolts (as it can be see also in your video) 2) is relying only in the tightening of the bolts to avoid movement 3) it is too susceptible to flex as there are no reinforcement trusses between the plate and the angled plates

  • @leungyikwai
    @leungyikwai Před 2 lety

    how does it compare with the fanatec wheel?

    • @Sithhy
      @Sithhy Před 2 lety +1

      Which one? They have 3 of them

    • @flyingphoenix113
      @flyingphoenix113 Před 2 lety +1

      Imo, it's better (from a features, performance, and value standpoint) than any of the Podium series offerings, but the Fanatec wheel ecosystem makes the DD1/2 a compelling buy nonetheless.

  • @Fanatec_is_TRASH
    @Fanatec_is_TRASH Před 2 lety +1

    Thank god Fanatec has to step up their game

  • @pato17racing
    @pato17racing Před 2 lety

    Nice wheel, but that shaking when hands off is so unrealistic

  • @petedandy3521
    @petedandy3521 Před rokem +1

    Turn the min. Force in the Game to Zero, the ocs. is gone!

  • @gezegn560
    @gezegn560 Před rokem

    İt is notchy ?

  • @tigerbalm666
    @tigerbalm666 Před rokem

    Just set up my R5... It's too strong! In ACC, i run @60% in game, 100% in Pit House. Details are amazing, much more solid and stronger than my old Fanatec FSR Elite!

  • @SDF_Live
    @SDF_Live Před 10 měsíci

    неужели сказанное в видео о том если база идет в 21 Нм и убавив процент силы обратной связи ниже 70% детальность будет ниже? вроде смотрел другие обзоры мол что это не так, хотел узнать автор обзора этого руля дичь похоже несет, получается если я хочу пока использовать 5 НМ мне что покупать Moza R9, а потом если мне будет мало надо уже переходить на 12ку?

  • @aledmb
    @aledmb Před 2 lety +2

    i find it odd that people chose the worst physics in sim racing to judge how a wheel performs.

  • @brentonedwards
    @brentonedwards Před dnem

    Oranges weigh more than limes.

  • @jacobcisco7059
    @jacobcisco7059 Před 2 lety +1

    1st

  • @edcadlick2650
    @edcadlick2650 Před 2 lety +4

    Chinese company can you imagine if we were driving russian-made wheelbases Taiwan is next. Our money will be safer in Europe just saying🤑

    • @kowalski3892
      @kowalski3892 Před 2 lety +8

      French thrustmaster - made in china, same with german Fanatec... Europe should've thought about that 30 years ago minimum... that train already left the station, too late now.

    • @edcadlick2650
      @edcadlick2650 Před 2 lety

      @@kowalski3892 sorry I mean a****** countries

    • @mArvAlcao71
      @mArvAlcao71 Před 2 lety

      @@edcadlick2650 why on earth do you censored the word ASIAN? It's not only about China

    • @edcadlick2650
      @edcadlick2650 Před 2 lety

      @@mArvAlcao71 it's not about Asia would you buy a Russian made wheelbase.🤔

    • @mArvAlcao71
      @mArvAlcao71 Před 2 lety +1

      @@edcadlick2650 which one is made in Russia?