Simracing with GS-Cobra Motion Simulator. Assetto Corsa Nordschleife Lotus Exos 125
Simracing fans, faster, stronger! Today in my GS-Cobra another Nordschleife lap, this time with a Lotus Exos 125.
Rember, the GS-Cobra gives strong, sustained forces, and you see me moving aroung because I can't completely absorb the forces with my body. Too powerful!
I use strong settings here (not only here, always, I love it!) but of course you can use much lower force level if you prefer, the software is very adjustable.
If you look carefuly, you can see how my breathing gets in sync with the turns, I am usually waiting for the end of a corner to keep breathing.
For more information: https://www.gekosystems.com/en/
With it's unique design, the GS-Cobra applies forces directly on your body, like a force feedback wheel applies forces to your hands. It makes you feel strong and sustained forces motion platforms can't reproduce, and it is much more intense and reactive than other GSeats (up to 40lbs/20kg of force, 20"/50cms per second, 250 force updates per second).
You can see on the back and top view how the forces impact the entire body. Torso, neck, arms, abs, thighs, how I feel the bumps, camber, crests, kerbs, grip, car rotation and rotation momentum, how I anticipate the forces with my muscle memory and react quickly when I feel the rear of the car is sliding. You can see how my weight is shifting from side to side when corners alternate.
It is quite challegning to record force feedback sensations on a video, because we can feel already a lot before the forces even cause any visible motion.
This is a simple setup, to show how great a simracing cockpit you can make with a wheel, a wheel support and a GS-Cobra.
Wheel: Thrustmaster T300RS
Shifter: Thrustmaster T8A