01-05-2015, 06:46 PM
as i sayd this one has the commercial look, if u look at the one that leo bodnar, actualy hes the one that came with the ideea first, than this guys cam up with this fancy one 
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the thing that makes them so expensive is the industrial motor, keep in mind, that motor is used in the cnc machines, that motor moves a 1 ton axis on an cnc machine without a problem at a very high accuracy, that's the expensive part, than the control box which they developed and the software add up to the price, and u end up with pretty huge pile of money
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This one is leo's bodnar wheel, much more expensive, not so fancy, but same performance:
http://www.simsteering.com/products.html
This one comes with a emergency cutoff switch), cuz if that control box goes crazy, u dnt want to be near the wheel, it will brake your arms and spin u around a little ), this guy managed to ruin hes racing wooden rig with it : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ikB-GJ5OaDM
If u look at hes vids u'l see the moment when hes rig is starts to sqeek so he buys a steel one
.the thing that makes them so expensive is the industrial motor, keep in mind, that motor is used in the cnc machines, that motor moves a 1 ton axis on an cnc machine without a problem at a very high accuracy, that's the expensive part, than the control box which they developed and the software add up to the price, and u end up with pretty huge pile of money
)This one is leo's bodnar wheel, much more expensive, not so fancy, but same performance:
http://www.simsteering.com/products.html
This one comes with a emergency cutoff switch
), cuz if that control box goes crazy, u dnt want to be near the wheel, it will brake your arms and spin u around a little ), this guy managed to ruin hes racing wooden rig with it : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ikB-GJ5OaDMIf u look at hes vids u'l see the moment when hes rig is starts to sqeek so he buys a steel one