PE F1-Pro DIY | Test drive 

It's released: pokornyiengineering.com/collections/diy-designs/products/f1-pro-diy-files

It's released: pokornyiengineering.com/collections/diy-designs/products/f1-pro-diy-files

It has extra 2 paddles and clutch with dual-clutch function. I made a small twist in this part, the clutch is more like from a ferrari, but hope you will like it. :) instagram.com/p/Cgv7hesNQd6/

@@pokornyi.engineering is it possible to add a second clutch?

Are the shift paddles loud?

Of course, everything will be included needed to build the wheel (PCB files, instructions, component list, firmware, ...)

@@pokornyi.engineering how easy is it too build. I have someone selling the circuit board and a vocore screen and a rear. Can I buy the scamatics for wiring and stuff I'll need from you?

@@Simlife101 If you are into DIY and you are patient enough, it's not that difficult. You can buy everything you need here, 65 page step by step manual included: pokornyiengineering.com/collections/diy-designs/products/f1-pro-diy-files

@@pokornyi.engineering the thing I'm worried most about is programming the board and the screen and also where to get the glass panel that has the name on it and is it possible to get the carbon fibre front and rear case made as I don't have any way to cut carbon fibre cleanly and is it possible tp get the centre frame in metal. Will that be explained in the product files you sell? I really want to build one but make it well out of strong materials rather than 3d printed but no idea where to get those parts cut in the UK. Appreciate your reply thank you

@@Simlife101 You can buy pre-cut carbon fiber parts from TheFrenchSimracer (check is webshop) or order it from the other recommended suppliers in the manual. Uploading the program is not dificult at all. You have to just connect the PCB to your PC as the manual asks, then few click in the flashing program (basically next-next-next-finish). That's all. As the Vocore screen is a touchscreen and has it's own scratch resistant layer, there is nothing front of the display. You can buy these displays from Vocore.io The wheel structure consists from carbon fiber, steel spacers and aluminum HUB. So there is no 3D print in rhe structure at all, the 3D print elements are cover parts only basically. I can guarantee you, it's brutal strong. If you want I can send you step file for the front insert, so you can order it from alu if you want, but that won't be cheap. Let me know if you have any other question or feel free to drop me a mail to balazs@pokornyiengineering.com

Which encoder do you mean? Side encoders are CTS, which have good detends with this diameter, the front encoders are 12 pos rotary switches, which have very high detent force.

It's a f1 2021 mod in rf2

@@pokornyi.engineering Thank you!

I tested many cables. (With proper signal integrity tet also.) I can recommend the coiled cable from Leo Bodnar or cube controls cable.

@@pokornyi.engineering thank you for the suggestions

In the other position the mode rotary selects which inputs the multi rotary belongs to. See the description in the manual about the multi rotary switch pair. So, that switch is not directly an input. It's changing the function of the multi rotary switch which works as an encoder. So you have extra 10x2 inputs with that.

@@pokornyi.engineering understand.thanks

Yes, USB-C MPRO versions work also perfectly fine.

@@pokornyi.engineering same as I read in the tutorial for the micro usb? Thx 🙏🏻

@@pokornyi.engineeringDone! The display is working perfectly! Now I’m stuck on simhub. I can’t find the profile I read on the manual “PE F1 PRO”. Why?

The Display works! Is possible to have the scheme/diagram of the rotary PCB? Because i want to use the Greyhill rotary swithes but i cant without it. thx

Sorry, I don't know, haven't claculated yet.

Yes. It has 70mm PCD 6x M5 mounting pattern, so basicaly you can mount any type of QR. What kind of base you have?

Yes, the design will be.

@@pokornyi.engineering so you need to create it yourself?

@@fitnesschefen Yes, as you can see I sell only designs whith all of the files needed and detailed assembly manual.

It's around 5-600 USD, but ofc depends on many things. So it can be even cheaper or more expensive. Where you order the parts, what material you use, what yo do for yourself, etc. There are some optional things as well like funky switches which can make the build more expensive/cheaper.

Yes, the wheel uses 70mm PCD mounting system, so it works with fanatec bases as well if you have the right QR (Podium Hub for fanatec).

Also does the building process require a 3d printer and a plexiglass cutter? I saw on your website that some of the steps may be 3d printed.

@@carstengregoryracing Of course, everything will be included what is needed to build the wheel. Component list, how to order/create the particular components, ... Yes, there are some parts which are 3D printed, but you can also order the printed parts (so I did, despite of I have a 3D printer).

Thanks, fixed ;)

And is it compatible with a fanatic dd2?

@@mogensglistrup8535 it is compatible with any wheel base as long as it has a 70mm qr

You don't really have to own a 3D printer. For example we have also ordered all the parts for this prototype.

@@pokornyi.engineering So then why does it say your selling files, where do I order the parts to buy this

@@clutchtucker Sorry, I don't understand completly your question. Could you drop us a mail to info@pokornyiengineering.com ?