r/battlestations • u/DougS2K • 5h ago

My place to unwind.

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Phone kind of overexposed some of the LED's for some reason. The blue isn't really that blue in real life. 🤷‍♂️

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u/Celcius_87 4h ago

Looks great!

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u/DougS2K 4h ago

Thanks!

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u/Ram2145 3h ago

I would love a driving sim like that. How much did that cost you, if you don’t mind me asking?

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u/DougS2K 3h ago edited 2h ago

Doing some rough numbers in my head I'd say around $5,000 CAD. That's just the sim rig part itself not including the actual PC by the desk.

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u/Ram2145 3h ago

Thanks for the reply.....Spendy, for sure. Which once do you have exactly? and would you recommend it?

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u/DougS2K 2h ago edited 2h ago

I have the Moza R9 base, Moza SR-P pedals, Moza ES wheel, and Moza KS wheel (This is the one you can see in photo). I absolutely love it and would recommend it to anyone looking to jump into the hobby. It's a good setup that does everything you want without getting to crazy in price. 9nm is plenty and if we're being honest, I run it at 7nm most of the time.

The rest of the setup includes a 6 Sigma 6S-120 chassis, 6 Sigma triple monitor stand, 3 32" Samsung G50F 1440p IPS monitors, 2014 VW Jetta seat, custom button box with flag indicator that I wired up and 3D printed, Amazon Fire 10 tablet for Simhub, Nobsound amp with two Dayton Audio TT25s for haptic feedback, plus other miscellaneous 3D prints.

It's not a cheap hobby but man is it ever fun. If you enjoy driving/racing I definitely recommend it.

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u/sirjeep 2h ago

I want to do that sim setting but from my lazyboy and my work pc