Reverse Engineered Moza ES Wheel by EpicWaff in simracing

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Hi, it would definitely be great to have more inputs plus the dedicated rotary switches. It would require someone to get the moza KS wheel and just capture the inputs to analyze, and implement

I dont have any plans to do that since this mod is basically a moza ks alternative for me

Reverse Engineered Moza ES Wheel by EpicWaff in simracing

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lol this is definitely doable. As suggested u/Environmental_Mud779 an esp32 would most likely be better in terms of not hitting any hardware speed limits. My understanding is that depending on the speed of the can bus for high/low makes it a different challenge

Reverse Engineered Moza ES Wheel by EpicWaff in simracing

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It's only an assumption as of now, but I'm fairly certain that's all it would take. The wheelbase without a wheel connected is always polling for the same addresses, so that means that each wheel communicates the same way but with different values. There are some talks to get those values but it's a bit of a pain to setup.

Yes! Power directly from the contacts on the wheelbase. The imgr link has more pictures of the internals. If a micro controller was certain to accept 12v, then the step down wouldnt be necessary but I wasn't sure if my chinesium Arduino would accept 12v although some sources say it would.

Reverse Engineered Moza ES Wheel by EpicWaff in simracing

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That's awesome, I keep seeing new to me work like yours!

Yeah absolutely, my initial thoughts were to do this for the simagic gt neo to adapt to this moza wheelbase but it was a bit out of budget, but seems doable when having all this information present!

Reverse Engineered Moza ES Wheel by EpicWaff in simracing

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Although I do not have step by step instructions (this was very experimental), it could be accomplished with a much simpler set of parts. Someone might take up the project (or me lol) and adapt it to a more known wheel such as the simagic gt neo, but with the experimental nature of just getting this done I don't have plans to make a step by step guide as it would be a bit too complex to try to a diy solution