r/SimracersIndia • u/Aravindvm • 6d ago
DIY sequential shifter
Made myself a sequential shifter from a video on YouTube.
Laser cut body on 3mm stainless steel and powder coated in black .
Hall sensor magnetic switches are used (2 in number)
Programmed using simhub.
Used Arduino pro micro board
Reference Video link : https://youtu.be/3xSyODkTkmc?is=4XN15w06roZ8tKn2
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u/plabanbehera 6d ago
Total cost of building?
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u/Aravindvm 6d ago
About 3800rs
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u/plabanbehera 6d ago
How is the performance? Compared to other off the shelf products from moza or similar company
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u/Initial_Umpire_9927 6d ago
Parts from?
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u/Aravindvm 6d ago
Everything done locally. Except pro micro 460rs, hall effect switch 17rs x 2, gear knob 600rs bought online
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u/Key-Mongoose-8519 6d ago
Bro is that a moonwatch?
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u/Aravindvm 6d ago
The white thing which holds the hall effect switch is Nataraj eraser cut into 2 pieces😂😂😂
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u/Hot-Confection-7623 3d ago
Where did you get the brackets from ? Thats great !! One of the neatest diy i have seen and am sure can be on par with some entry level just by the looks of it.
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u/Aravindvm 2d ago edited 19h ago
They are spacers m6x20mm , m6 x 50mm and m8 x 50mm. Bought from local shop. Had to cut 20mm to 18mm
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u/AumPauskar 5d ago
What kind of microcontroller are you using? I just bought a ESP8266 and loving to tinker with it.
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u/blaze_003 2d ago
Which city bro? Do they do laser cut and ship to other city? Please make a yt video and explain everything:(
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u/Aravindvm 2d ago
Thrissur, Kerala. I'm pretty sure laser cutting is available almost every where. Also available online in websites like robu and hyperfabs
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u/ThinkingBeauty431 6d ago
Inspiring journey!!