MAKE ARDUINO RGB REV LIGHTS w SIMHUB

DIY RGB rev lights for your sim racing simulator using SIMHUB and a Arduino. Great addition to your dash.

PARTS
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*For printing parts you can use a local print service like 3dhubs

My SIM Setup
Fanatec CSW 2.5 Wheel base
Fanatec Universal Hub w OMP wheel
Fanatec CS V3 Pedals
Fanatec Handbrake V1.5
Fanatec H pattern + Sequential Shifter V1.5
Fanatec Table clamps

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[Robspeed]

Hey Mr. AMSTUDIO,
I ordered the parts thru your list, soldered it together and it works like a dream.
Thank you very much for the good work!
Rob

[Alysavos]

your rig is every racing gamers paradise...<3
great job as always!

[ericMT]

For anyone in the US, Perspex is called Plexiglass (1/8" grey tinted plexiglass). If you had trouble finding it, that may help.

[Crazy_ATV_rider]

Dude i’m so excited that i found your channel! By far the best DIY channel ever💪

[ryanbeck]

Ok… my hope is restored for searching up super specific videos… thank

[johnh]

Man i need to get me a 3d printer, nice job, added to my build list

[Niek__o]

this stuff is lit, i might consider making this if i really need this but im getting a new steering wheel first

[manuelpuerto]

it´s a pleasure see your videos. Best material DIY simracing on Youtube! I'm making this revs lights now!

[andycnx]

Just found your channel. Awesome videos. Looking forward to making some of these projects.

Oh, and on the first corner of Brands Hatch, try breaking a straight breaking line down the middle of the straight and turn in for a slightly later apex just before you run out of road, then go full throttle to exit. It'll feel like you're about to come off into the gravel, but that dip at the bottom of the hill will give you a mass of traction just in time to keep you on the track. Feels great when you get it right.

[Zaurkin]

Great video!!!! Well done ! No one even comes close on YouTube on DIY SIM!!!
Love it !!!

[vectorr]

Man I would buy all of your items :) Just built my own rig and got my first g29. Keep up the great work.

[TheThumbsUpChannel]

Dude this is sick. I’m just going to build one as soon as the parts get to my house

[evilhamsterzz]

Surely this is the final step for you to make an F1 styled rim with the screen, the rev leds, buttons and paddles.

[yamyam]

A tip for those with 3D printers that would be printing a case is to include a 0.1mm or 0.2mm layer in front of the LEDs instead of the Perspex cover, this would act as a filter and reduce glare.
They also look cool because the LEDs are only visible when switched on. If you're worrying that the LEDs are not bright enough to shine through the layer, don't be, as a matter of fact I only use 5% brightness on Simhub with the 3D printed layer in front of the LEDs. It is best for the LED's to be in direct contact with the layer for the best result.

[yorick]

I have seen sooo many cool videos of you keep up the good work man!!!!

[iracingiflag]

Hats off to your solder guy in this video!! Makes it look easy.. maybe I am just old and can't solder with a crap.. I am going on my 2nd try now because I keep screwing it up.

[DuanDao]

thanks again for this tutorial, even though the simhub software is a lot different now with your video i was able to set mine up. Just wished i had a 3d printer to house the LED's

[MrFrosty]

Love to be able to buy the housing n Perspex cut out. What you made is awesome getting thing together and can’t wait to have it up n running. Cheers bro subbed

[racingprincipal]

@0:27 I'm building my own dash, and I need to solder 3 of those 8 led boards together and I'm wondering what that metal rod you put between is. Is it solder wire or something else?

[DuanDao]

I love your channel, great DIY ideas for my sim rig