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Next Level Racing Motion Platform v3 (NLR-M001V3) & Next Level Racing GTTrack Simulator Cockpit (NLR-S009)

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Style: Motion Platform + GTTrack Simulator Cockpit


Features

  • Product 1: Your purchase includes One Next Level Racing V3 Motion Platform | One USB cable, one Power cable, and steel side panels to directly bolt to Next Level Racing GTultimate Cockpit, Flight Simulator or retrofit to your existing cockpit | Seat is not included
  • Product 1: Product boxed dimensions 21 H x 19 L x 10 W | Weight 55 lbs. | Weight limit 285 lbs. |Max angular displacement for Pitch & Roll: +-10o | Max Speed - 20o/s | Max Acceleration 360o/s2 | Power Supply 110-240VAC 50-60 Hz | PC Supported only
  • Product 1: European made, professional platform designed in collaboration with world leading commercial motion engineers specially designed for just the seat to move
  • Product 1: Simple to use with dedicated click and play Next Level Racing Platform Manager Software compatible with all major racing and flight titles on PC with simple USB plug in
  • Product 2: Designed for professionals and serious sim racers
  • Product 2: Steering wheel, pedal and gear shifter have angle and distance adjustability
  • Product 2: Pre-drilled for all major brands including Thrustmaster, Logitech and Fanatic
  • Product 2: Built with rigidity to support direct drive wheels and professional pedal sets

Description

Next Level Racing Motion Platform v3 (NLR-M001V3) The Next Level Racing Motion Platform V3 is designed purely for customers looking for the ultimate immersion and the most realistic simulation experience available. Our motion platform puts you on the racetrack or flight tarmac with incredible precision, realism and immersion. Combine our platform with any VR headset on the market for an incredible experience that is simply unbeatable. The Next Level Racing Motion Platform V3 is designed and engineered to be the most advanced professional consumer platform on the market. Our motion platforms are not only used by sim racers from around the world but also leading universities, military defence, training institutions and professional drivers/pilots. It is designed and engineered specifically just for the seat to move to give the most realistic immersion with mind and body. With this design and engineering it's tested and proven to feel the g-forces more effectively through muscle pressures that you wouldn't feel if the wheel and pedals moved at the same time. This pressure applied to your body and muscles can more realistically replicate and sustain the same g-forces as a real car. This method of only the seat moving is not only used by professional race car drivers for training but also on some of the world's most advanced and high end motion simulators including CXC Simulations. The platform comes complete with Next Level Racing Platform Manager Software. This software is click and play compatible with all major racing and flight titles on PC and constantly updated to support new titles as they are released. The Platform Manager is a powerful engine, yet it's simple to use meaning you can adjust levels of motion, bumps, roll and pitch with a click of a button. The software also includes VR headway which uses advanced mathematic formulas to calculate necessary compensation and applies it to the VR headset at runtime meaning the most authentic and immersive simulation experience. Next Level Racing GTTrack Simulator Cockpit (NLR-S009) The GT track is the ultimate cockpit for serious sim racers looking for rigidity, complete adjustability and a true race car seating position. The GT track was designed with the close feedback of professional drivers and some of the world's fastest eSports drivers to give you every feature required for serious sim racing. The complete rigidity of the GT track allows it to support direct drive wheels and professional pedal sets as well as being compatible with all major wheel and pedals including Thrustmaster, log I Tech and Fanatic. The patented GT track has all the features included for serious sim racing such as 4 point racing harness, Gear shifter and handbrake adaptor, Buttkicker gamer 2 adaptor, height adjustable rubber feet for the cockpit and the new Next Level Racing lockable wheel Castors allowing you to move your cockpit around with ease and Lock the wheels for serious racing. The GT track is built for motion and the Next Level Racing motion Platform V3 can be installed in less than 10 minutes for the most immersive racing experience. The GT track is also fully compatible with the new Next Level Racing traction plus motion Platform and when combined can offer you the ultimate simulation experience. You can get serious in the driver's seat as the Next Level Racing cockpits are also used by professional drivers such as red Bull Racing's Mad Mike Whiddett, GT AC a de My winner Matt Simmons, professional rally driver Ricardo Costa Jnr & David Greco. The GT track is the strongest most feature packed cockpit to hit the market setting a new benchmark for racing simulation.

Type of item: Product Bundle


Manufacturer: Next Level Racing


Date First Available: January 27, 2021


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    • Fantastic Motion Simulation at a new Price Point
Style: Motion Platform
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I've enjoyed racing simulators for many years, after a short-lived amateur career in shifter karts and Formula Fords. The simulators scratch my itch for speed and thrills at a fraction of the cost. I've always wanted to purchase a full motion platform, but the really good stuff was well into the 5-digits in cost. Along comes the Next Level Racing under-seat units, and I did a bit of research before diving in and purchasing this unit. The first big decision is seat mover vs. whole platform. Like many, I first thought that seat movers were inferior. Honestly, I was wrong. The trick to motion simulators is fooling your body into feeling the forces of actual racing. This is more than just g-forces in corners. It's engine revs, road feel, bumper strips, cobbles, surge, sway, and many, many others. And here's the secret: you need to feel the FORCE. A seat mover in many ways is superior in this respect to a full-motion simulator. If you'll excuse some basic physics, I'll illustrate why *speed* of the simulator is more important than range of motion. Sir Newton tells us force=mass x accleration. This works in 2 ways with a motion simulator. First, to really accelerate something to impart a force, you want to move as little additional mass as possible. A seat-mover just does this. It moves you and a relatively light seat, that's it. Full motion platforms move a lot more, much more. So they need bigger actuators, more room, and more $$$. The second part that matters is the actual speed of the actuators themselves. Far more imporant than range of motion is the acceleration of the platform itself. And the Next Level Racing v3 is FAST. Uber-fast. It can really jolt you around, much more than you'd think just looking at the videos. The actuators are very quick, giving sharp impulses when needed, and they update at ridiculous speeds, too (>400 times/s). This means fine movement and vibration is well simulated, including engine revs, road imperfections, cobble strips, etc. The v3 works brilliantly. I added the V3 to my RSeat RS-1 racing rig, using Next Level Racing supplied adapter plates. In addition to the motion platform, I run a Fanatec Wheel and Pedals, and can go either triple-40" monitors or Oculus VR. Took me about a day to get everything hooked up and working. One tip: the serial number is on the bottom of the unit. Write this down/take a picture of the name tag, as you'll need it when downloading the software from NLR. Once installed, it will be very hard to read that serial number. Now, here's the headline: motion + VR is MIND BLOWING. This is it folks. The point where virtual simulation stimulates enough of your senses to fool your brain into thinking you're doing the real thing. The motion sensation in VR is absolutely jaw-dropping. Project Cars in an open wheel series is the closest I've come in a simulation to reality. A little motion goes a long way, and the motion platform does far more than just track g-forces. It simulates engine revs, road texture, siding strips, bumps, just about everything. I found I had to dial-down the settings from stock. The amount of motion needed to trick your brain in VR is much less than what you see in the factory videos. The manufacturers want to sell you on wild movements in the videos, but that's much to much in practice. Dial back the amplitude of the motion, and let the ultra-fast actuators provide impulses and g-forces to your body that really does a fabulous job of mimicking the real thing. Beyond the bread-and-butter racing simulators, I've found the V3 excels for flight and (especially) roller coaster simulators! Here, in addition to the short vibrations and shocks from the track, you want to simulate the overall g-feeling of coasters. To do this, the platfrom moves a much larger amplitude, to change the position of your body with respect to gravity. And it works! In No Limits Coaster 2, I honestly feel like I'm on the rides, when used with the Oculus Rift. Here, the motion platform tilts the chair quite a bit, and it works brilliantly! Previously, I would get motion sick in the coaster simulators. With the motion platform, your body feels what your eyes see, and I haven't gotten any nausea at all since installing the V3. The Coaster Simulation is another great way to introduce your friends to VR/Motion Platforms as well. Overall, I'm thrilled with the v3 motion platform. It's not cheap, but compared to other alternatives, the $3k entry point is a bargain compared to other high-end solutions. You really do have to try this to appreciate it. This is a new standard in simulators accessible to the dedicated home user and enthusiast. With a good racing chair, wheel, pedals, VR, and the PC to drive it all, you can scratch all your racing itches and never buy a set of tires again. Bravo, Next Level Racing, and thank you for this excellent piece of hardware. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 18, 2017 by J. C. M. J. C. M.
    • You will be panting and sweating after your first lap
Style: Motion Platform
Having looked for a "reasonably" priced motion platform, I had my eyes on this one from Next Level as it seemed to offer a solid range of motion at a price that is far lower than anything I've come across. And not wanting to hack together a seat and cockpit, I ended up ordering the Next Level GTultimate seat for ease of mounting. My primary is use is for iRacing to really improve the immersion. Personally, I struggle trying to translate a computer screen to actual track days and this goes a very long way alongside my Rift. I couldn't be happier with the setup and would unquestionably recommend for someone that's looking to stretch their rig into motion. And while it's the cheapest motion platform that I've come across, it is incredibly sturdy and capable. This isn't some low-tier platform, this is a serious motion system that rightfully belongs in any conversation around the best motion platforms – seat or whole platform. Pros: - The motion is unbelievably believable. If I wanted to, I could have the intensity programmed to about throw me out of the seat. - Speaking of intensity, the software is really solid and allows for separate adjustments to the intensity of motion on bumps, direction, etc. - After downloading the driver and starting the software, I just selecting my sim of choice (iRacing in this instance) and I was good to go inside of iRacing without having to make any further adjustments/connections. They just recognized each other (Rift included) and I was off racing and shaking. - Incredibly quiet. I just use the Oculus' built in headphones and I can't hear the seat move at all. Cons: - One of the other reviewers mentioned the installation was a bit of a pain, to which I will concur. I completely lost patience with installing the buttkicker mount and punted that for another day. Considering I bought the coordinating cockpit, I would've hoped for an easier installation of the four bolts that connect the seat, but it was agonizingly awful. And it's only four bolts. I found that if I kept an allen key leveraged against the top of the nut that sits inside of the rail, I could SLOWLY screw the bolt in. Once it was threaded, it bolted down nice and tight. - With a unit this compact (and cost effective) you can't really get a sense of traction loss or losing the rear end. You do however get the lift sensation which is a helpful indicator that you're about to go spinning off. * As another reviewer mentioned, take a photo of the serial number on the motion of the motion platform BEFORE you assemble everything. Next Level requires you to provide the serial number in order to download the drivers and you really don't want to have to flip over your rig after you have it assembled. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 29, 2017 by Cool Hand
    • It does what it says
Style: Motion Platform
It’s perfect at what is advertised. But it is not what I was looking for, returned for a complete rig movement system, building my own via a 3d printer and the SFX-100 walk thru found on the net.
Reviewed in the United States on September 13, 2021 by Random.Guy
    • An excellent affordable motion simulator
Style: Motion Platform
The media could not be loaded. This is really a great product that add a tremendous amount to sim racing or any flight sim. My only complaint is that the arms have a good bit of play in them and it makes your seat feel somewhat wobbly (see video). If this issue could be corrected, I'd give it 5 stars. I did contact support, but they effectively put the issue back on me. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 2, 2019 by B. Gallaway
    • High priced. Slow movement
Style: Motion Platform
This motion only moves the seat, the price is high and the reaction is very slow. Not recommended
Reviewed in the United States on April 16, 2021 by Howard Y.
    • Everything I ever wanted
Style: Motion Platform
Absolutely amazing. Wasn’t sure at first to go down this route as the NLR upgrade path is expensive, but the quality, software package and ease of use made it all with it. I have nothing negative to say, yes it is expensive but it works and the quality of the materials, instructions and every piece is there. You get what you pay for. I’ve been using this for assetto cords , project cars 2, and a few other games but my best so far was finding out you can make custom profiles attached to a input controller. I’m now using a custom profile to get pitch and roll movement in Star Wars squadrons and it’s amazing. Bonus you can use a software mixing software to send tactile feedback to a buttKicker unit that can be attached to the motion platform. I can feel lazer blasts and engine effects and with the mice meant it’s an intense ride. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 20, 2021 by kdkns

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