Presenting the Invicta™ Quick Release | Asetek SimSports® 

I can sign to that. Honesty is key and Andre lives it. Using Asetek Forte pedals btw, love them and the M.L.C.P.C. is what you want, trust me 😊

Thank you, we really appreciate it 🙏

@@derbst what'snthe meaning of M.L.C.P.C?

@@MrJMHP Mechanical Load Cell Powered Cylinder

Exactly! We do wheels we like, but also know that wheels are very much personal preference 👌

We're glad too, welcome to our community!

We're happy to have you 🙏

@@AsetekSimSports 🧡

Thank you, we love to hear it 🙌

Thanks! We're so excited to see what you guys will think of it when you try it 🦾

Thank you very much, we really appreciate it!

Thank you, we try our best 🙏

Exactly 👌

Thank you, we appreciate it!

how does the La Prima (torque, throttle pedal, etc) feel? Can't find any reviews on the La Prima. Forte looks great, but I think La Prima should do the job for me

@@drchtct i came from a thrustmaster tmx so i cant really compare it to wheels on an equal level but i really enjoy it, the torque is insane (tmx had like 1.5 nm i think) and more than enough for me. I dont use the pedals so i cant say anything about it but for the wheelbase i can recommend buying it :)

It's quite amusing how people always find something to complain about. First, there were complaints about the lack of forte face plates included with the purchase of the invictas. Then, when the elastoma kit was released, people started complaining about not receiving all five elastomas when buying a pedal set. There were even complaints about receiving five elastomas in the kit when some already had three of them. And now, there are complaints about including all three lengths of shafts. Honestly, if Asetek had made three different kits, each with different shaft lengths, I'm certain that some other group of people would have found a reason to complain. It's clear that no matter what Asetek decides to do, there will always be someone dissatisfied. The truth is, you simply cannot please everyone.

Having to store two useless extensions for every kit you buy is annoying and a 200 mm extension is usually around 50 € if you buy it separately because it's quite some material and CNC machining needed. You can't compare that with some rubbers for brakes and people usually don't have a clue what rubbers to use, but they should know well what extension fit to their rig.

@@Leynad778 I understand that the shafts and elastomers are not directly comparable, and I wasn't attempting to make a direct comparison either. If it makes them less expensive, I will probably also prefer if there were three different kits. But I was just saying that I find it funny that there is always someone complaining.

@@detvedjegikkedk There are reasonable complains and this is one. Some people complain in reviews, if there is no M6 Allen-key in a set and they have to search for one of the dozens other M6 Allen-keys that came with other products. IMO such basic tools should not be included anymore if there is not an odd size or shape required like this stupid empirical-sized allen keys.

We understand, but If we had to do all the extra work of making different products for the different lengths, like webshop integration, packaging, storage/picking and so on, all products would end up being more expensive in the end anyway.

Thankj you! 🙏

Thank you 🙌

That is correct! It will simply pass the signal onto the PC through the wheelbase.

Thank you, really appreciate the kind words Ron!

but you're the best and i dream to have a set from you. ^^

We have opened our eco system to other steering wheel manufacturers to provide end users with a very broad (endless) variety of steering wheels. However we have no interest nor see any benefit in reducing ourselves to become a quick release vendor for our competitors. So the short answer to your question is that the WB side will not be available to others.

@@AsetekSimSports makes sense… thanks for the reply

Would be nice if the extensions were completely standalone

Yes! If there are no electronics in the wheel, essentially, there is nothing to read anyway. The force feedback is controlled entirely by the wheelbase and the inputs you give it through the wheel, if that is what you're thinking about.

Yes for sure, one of the QRs/extensions you ask about is in the pipeline. Go and watch the latest live video with André. There you will see it 😎

@@AsetekSimSports thanks, great to hear it

@@AsetekSimSports Hi, just a suggestion, as said I really like your products and I am considering to buy the Invicta wheelbase in near future. But I would like to give you a suggestion/idea from a user point of view. It is regarding the QR, I still not tested it but seems great, but has one little detail that could be an issue I guess, the size of the lever that pops up at the top. In my case I put the monitor between the base and the wheel, to allow me to put it as close and low as possible to be able to increase the FOV and have a more "real" point of view, for that I am waiting eagerly for the base shaft extension you mentioned. But the size of the paddle of your QR I think could be an issue, as it is pretty big and light orange color!! and stays pretty high, and in my case could pop out just in front of the monitor. Just a suggestion, I think would be better if possible to make this paddle smaller, not so big, this way in cases like mine we would not have the risk to have this paddle blocking part of the monitor, also as it is light orange would be difficult not seeing it! Thanks

@@papolo2001 watch the latest live video 🙌

@@AsetekSimSports hi yes I saw that the future base shaft extension will not have a “paddle” to fix the conexión with the base shaft but will use a screw to fix it instead. That’s good but I was not referring to that, but to the QR paddle you will still have in the wheel side QR, even if you use the future shaft extension, if I am not wrong you will connect the wheel to the end of the extension with the QR that is in the wheel side, and I assume that one will still have the big paddle popping out in the top. This Is the one I am talking about, if you have the monitor near and in a low position, I think it could sit in front and cover part of the bottom side of the monitor. I am aware this apply for this way to use it, but if considered would make it perfect design, not “almost” perfect :)

Hey Alex Which issues have you been having with the software? 2.3.0 was just released yesterday, so hopefully that fixes some or all of the problems you might have.

@@MadmandenDK - Wheelbase goes into standby mode after a short time. Standby mode draws higher current than active mode. Why standby mode??? - Software always launches on the wrong (secondary) monitor where it is not visible as this monitor is usually intended for Simhub only. Last used monitor in regedit shows monitor "1" after shutdown of computer. If I close the software manually before shutdown the monitor is "0", what is correct. - Not possible close to the system tray - just minimize to tray. Sometimes I accidentally closed the software. Why not doing it like e.g. SimHub? - ... - ... Overall, the software feels a bit "Chinese". What I mean is that there is a lot of emphasis on bling bling rather than pure functionality. The serious sim racer should be given more freedom to determine how the entire system behaves. This makes the actually high-quality hardware feel a bit cheap. There are more points that bother (all have to do with the software). In the meantime, three of my friends have already sold the system again because they didn't want to bother with the problems anymore. If you lose two races because the software plays a trick on you, then you take the consequences...

Mange tak!

The Invicta Quick Release Adapter 👍

@@AsetekSimSports you guys respond quick thanks

@@AsetekSimSports so that’s all I need I don’t need any extra parts?

@@Ftw_boerie an Asetek wheelbase and that’s it 🙌

@@AsetekSimSports thx

My dad works at this company, did you know that?