Trak Racer TR Move Motion Platform Base (for 2 or 4 D-BOX Actuators)
The platform your actuators bolt to Actuators do not attach to a cockpit on their own. They need a rigid platform underneath that spreads the lo...
View full detailsD-BOX G5 motion systems add real movement to a sim racing rig, driven by the game's own telemetry rather than a canned effects track. Everything here ships from Melbourne, from single haptic actuators and mounting brackets up to complete three and four actuator platforms.
Read MoreA G5 actuator is a powered column that sits under the rig and drives it in response to what the car is doing in the sim. Because the input is telemetry rather than a sound channel, kerbs, braking, weight transfer and surface texture arrive as movement you read through the seat.
That is the line between motion and vibration. If you want the texture of the road surface without lifting anything, bass shakers do that job for far less. D-BOX moves the whole platform, which is what lets you feel the car settle and rotate.
The G5 3250i runs three actuators and the G5 4250i runs four. Three driven points are enough to tilt the rig front to back, roll it side to side and lift it as a whole. The fourth adds another driven corner, which spreads the load across the frame and gives the platform finer control over how it settles.
Both come as kits with the mounting brackets included. If you already run actuators and want to extend what you have, the single G5 actuator and the Trak Racer TR Move base for a third actuator are listed on their own.
Actuators bolt on through mounting brackets made for aluminium profile frames, sold singly and in pairs. If your frame will not take brackets directly, the Trak Racer TR Move platform bases carry the actuators underneath instead and the rig sits on top of them.
A motion platform is only ever as good as the frame above it, because a rig that flexes absorbs the movement before you feel it. The sim racing cockpits range covers frames built to take that load, and the Trak Racer hardware range holds the TR Move parts.
D-BOX drives the rig from underneath with an actuator at each mounting point. Sigma Integrale motion platforms take a different route, moving the seat and rig together on a frame of their own. Both read the sim's telemetry. They differ in how the movement reaches you and in what they need underneath them.
If you are still working out which approach suits your space, the full motion simulators range puts the options side by side, our racing simulators cover complete builds, and how D-BOX motion works goes through the technology itself.
What you are actually buying with D-BOX is earlier information. The actuators move fast and in small increments, so the rear stepping out reaches you through the seat a beat before you would have read it on screen, and you start correcting instead of reacting. That is the part that turns up in your lap times rather than just in how impressive the first ten minutes feel. What it asks in return is a frame that does not flex, because any give in the rig is information you paid for and never received.
Blake Sterling, CEO & Founder, Gamer Gear Direct
D-BOX motion is driven by telemetry from the title itself, and the list of supported sims is maintained by D-BOX rather than by us. The major racing and flight titles are well covered. Check the current list against what you actually play before you order.
Often, yes. Actuators mount through brackets made for aluminium profile rigs, and the Trak Racer TR Move bases give you a route if your frame will not take brackets directly. Call us with your rig and we will tell you what fits.
The 3250i runs three actuators and the 4250i runs four. Four driven points spread the load across the rig and give the platform more control over how it moves. Three is the more common place to start.
You need one that does not flex. A motion platform pushes against the frame, and any give in the chassis takes the edge off the movement before it reaches you. Aluminium profile frames are the usual choice for this reason.
No. A bass shaker vibrates the seat or the frame while the rig stays put. D-BOX physically moves the platform. Plenty of people run both, because they do different jobs.
D-BOX gear ships from Melbourne, so you are buying locally with local support behind the order rather than from an overseas reseller. Your rights under Australian Consumer Law apply to everything we sell.
Motion is a serious purchase and it is worth a conversation before you commit. Call the team on (03) 9961 0240, Monday to Friday 9am to 5pm, or come and sit in a rig at our Dandenong South showroom in Melbourne.
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