Wow, that's a lot of equipment. 👏👏 I enjoyed it. 😄😄

Crazy setup. Nice vid.

@Christopherknauf

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

Wow ! It looks way more fun than the so called 'professional' 6DOFs on the market that are demoed on KZread. I wish you could mass market this.

@Christopherknauf

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks bro, Its open sourced, and lots of people are building/built their own based off of my design. its super dangerous . but if you are careful you can have yourself a machine that is more powerfull than most/all (size comparable) other 6dofs on the market. im not really into business side of things, ... but I still wanted to get the design out there, so people can enjoy this as well for SOOOO much cheaper....

THIS IS BRILLIANT! I wish i could afford one before i die.

I wish I had the knowledge to build this beast... Here i am driving scrunched up in my office chair and thinking i did a whole lot by 3D printing brakes for the wheels lol

@Christopherknauf

3 жыл бұрын

One step at a time. The hard part is done and open sourced!

@aleksandarstojkovski

3 жыл бұрын

@@Christopherknauf where would you suggest starting for someone with no programming experience and a bit of mechanics under his belt?

@Christopherknauf

3 жыл бұрын

Buy a esp32 microcontroller dev board, compile and flash the controller firmware onto it,... And learn what that means. Then buy the pcb, and a few of each of the 15 parts or so... Build one and test the outputs as per my video... With a multimeter... Then... Buy one motor..and watch it move around with a game playing... Dream of the chassis... Make the chassis while getting more motors... And gears.... (Blood sweat and tears)... And bada bing badda boom ... done

you ran over an innocent candy cane at about 3.48

@Christopherknauf

3 жыл бұрын

I just noticed my cat in the background being a stinker and clawing at the couch... Bad kitty

love it... im up late working on a Countache butchering exercise what you upto

@Christopherknauf

3 жыл бұрын

Sitting with the wife watching stuff on 2 or 4 different entertainment devices ... While sipping coffee and tea

@griptopia

3 жыл бұрын

@@Christopherknauf Nice :) keep up the hard work hehehe... ciao for now

What is the power draw of this platform? Can it be connected to single 16A 230V line without releasing circuit breakers?

@Christopherknauf

3 жыл бұрын

I've tested it to ~30 amps @230v.. it's on a 40a breaker.16 will not cut it by itself

Are you planning on incorporating VR anytime?

@Christopherknauf

3 жыл бұрын

I would like to, but I am cautious with spending my own cash money. I'm concerned with the extensive motion canceling that needs to be corrected with me slamming around.. I've been sick for days from driving with the original rift, without motion working yet.... Returned them and bought 2 more motors for the rig. I'll try if someone hooks me up with a better set... Accepting donations!

@Snoop.Driftera

3 жыл бұрын

I wish you try out goggles from Valve, i hope they worth it. Never tried myself tho, but i believe the Valve is a brand to trust.

@Christopherknauf

3 жыл бұрын

I was sent the hp reverb g2, and that works well. It's a challenge to get the motion compensation working correctly.. but the image is crisp. Will make u sick really fast if the motion comp is not working right

@Christopherknauf

3 жыл бұрын

Latest video uses it.. btw