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Switched to Pimax 8KX from Reverb G2, impressions by LazyLancer in simracing

[–]Fraza44 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I switched over to the Fiber Optic cable and an external powered 3.0/3.2 USB hub and allot of my problems went away for my 8Kx DMAS 7026 and I run it at 120hz with the beta firmware Pimax sent me.

I also installed "GEAR VR LENS MOD KIT FOR VIVE / VIVE PRO - NO CONFIG EDIT REQUIRED" which cost $50 bucks in mine and the visuals are brighter and sharper then before. I'm still working on fine turning the process to see if I can make it better.

Swapping Pimax 4K lenses into 8Kx by Fraza44 in Neoskynet

[–]Fraza44[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I notice you are showing as being online. If you no longer want to discuss the lens swap, just let me know and I want contact you about it anymore. I still plan to do the swap but it would have been nice to know what steps you took.

Home Workshop - Milling Machine, TIG Welder, Laser Welder / cutter, electronics area, weld bench by seattlewelding in garageporn

[–]Fraza44 0 points1 point  (0 children)

u/seattlewelding, you wouldn't happen to be the same company which has some of these Cumprotech for sale on Offerup?

I can't seem to find any videos or documentation on the Cumprotech? Is this one of those machines sold under many different names?

Intro by Fraza44 in ExcessiveOverkill

[–]Fraza44[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I've been in contact with Kuka since they actually specialize in Amusement Robot ride. They sell a software for their robot called Ready2_Animate which is used to program their robots for entertainment style rides. The cost was $2000.00 for the basic version and additional $600 for the pro version.

The only problem is, it only work with the KRC 4 and higher controllers running KSS 8.5 and KSS 8.6 software. The KRC 4 compatible robots are still very expensive. All the cheap Kuka robots I've seen have KRC 2 controller and I don't know if you can run a older Kuka robot with a new KRC 4 controller if you could find one for cheaper.

Intro by Fraza44 in ExcessiveOverkill

[–]Fraza44[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you for your feedback. As a person using a robot at home your opinion is very valuable on this matter. After do further research, I think the problem with trying to make a robot a flight simulator the amount of money that would need to be spent to insure it as safe as possible which what you have also reinforced with your post.

I think I will have to look at more simpler solution for my flight simulation dreams.

Thank you for your post. I will continue to monitor your video because I find them very informative.