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(@ozdart)
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I have built a belt tensioner with 2 x 70kg RC servos & an Arduino UNO.

I used simhub to upload the PWM sketch.

1st issue is that simhub will not move the motors with a test pulse? However they do move when playing iracing.

2nd issue is how they react. They don't move even when braking in a straight line. Most times only one belt will apply tension.

They also don't release once I start to accelerate. They stay in a tensioned state. 

Any ideas.


   
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hello,
is it wotever built you done?

did you try to use Arduino IDE instead of Simhubb? the problem with Simhub it will upload all simhub sketch too.

 


   
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(@ozdart)
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I uploaded the PWM sketch from simhub. Is there a sketch I should load from IDE? Where can I find it?


   
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actually wotever done a specific belt tensionner, but i dont know if this is compatible with your system...

you should try the discord that is very useful and there is also a option in simhub

setting>Plugins>belt tensionner to allow and try if that works

i know there is an alternative check this link:
https://lebois-racing.fr/tensionneur-harnais-simracing
but it's in french

edit: apparentely you can manage the effect in shake it motor by select "desceleration"


   
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