Types Of Load Cell In Instrumentation

Had a inexpensive set of pedals and kept seeing reviews on the T-LCM load cell pedals.....wow what a change. I can threshold brake and trail brake like in my track car. Setup was easy and can be tailored to your liking, I even turned off my ABS!!!! And B&H had the best price!!!!

Coming from G27 pedals and these are really good. Brakes are obviously much more realistic with Load Cell, but Throttle feel and modulation is also really good. With G27 I had hard times modulating throttle, T-LCM feedback is much better. I'm using them with T300 but the fact that it comes with USB cable is very nice since you can also use them with any steering wheel.

I had the thrustmaster wheel and pedals that came with the rs 300 wheel. They are plastic basically and after only 2 months, the torsion spring broke. So, while waiting for warranty service, I bought these load cell pedals. They are a massive improvement. The pedals are metal (the base is still plastic but it shouldn't matter). The load cell is really adjustable with different springs which are easy to remove and change. You do need to download the config software (to configure the firmware) even if you have it on a PS or XBox. At first, I hated the load cell since it was SOOO different from the basic brake on the other one but, I did some practice with it, got my trailbraking under control and my laptimes dropped by seconds, yes seconds. This is a MUCH better pedal but you will have to practice to learn to trailbrake with this load cell. It takes some time but it's worth it. Well built apparently, and very adjustable. I moved the clutch all the way over since I don't really use it. Pricewise, it is cheap compared to a lot of load cell pedals. I would recommend it.

The rubber conical brake mod is the star of the show. Considering this isn't a load cell, with proper calibration using the DXTweak 2 software & some adjustments, you can make the brake pedal work as hard or soft as you'd like. With enough precision for any beginner sim racer.

Great replacement for T3PA pedals! The load cell is adjustable and feels amazing, and the clutch/accelerator pedals have much better springs for pressure. Great product!

I used the pedals for 4 years until I switched to load cell, and the wheel and base for 6 years until I bought a direct-drive wheel. Very happy with the performance for entry-level equipment. 3.9 Nm force feedback is reasonable, and the conical brake mod for the brake pedals makes the feel somewhat (even if imperfectly) approximate a load cell brake. Internal paddle holders broke after 4 years of intense use, but it was quite easy to get replacements (from Thrustmaster and additional set from an independent vendor) for a reasonable price.

I have many Booms of various types, weighs and prices but this one, for being so practical, and the ability to be instantly installed on ANY 5/8 stand (instead of a built in Boom), I was dying to get this Boom here and it did everything that I would want it to do. I was so excited I ripped the package out and immediately took it for the tests. The main reason I wanted this boom is because it can reach farther than a C-Stand. Speaking of C-Stands, this Boom IS a C-STAND Class quality. It's so rugged and solid. I can go all day saying good things about this Boom, along with the many previous existing reviewers who also are very happy with this Boom. The Impact Boom took a Genaray Powerhouse (8Lbs) load and the poles didn't even feel the load, all poles remaining STRAIGHT, no bending, no warping! Then, just for fun, I loaded it with a super heavy Genaray Twin Sun LED Panel (with the Boom semi retracted), and again, it didn't even feel the load. SO happy with this Boom, very impressed. I made an exclusive YouTube video / tutorial of the Impact LSA-BAS, and everything about Booms, which can be found here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cAWGSe3SyGo&t=1042s [I have received this product in exchange for my honest review]

I am a drummer and bought two of these mics for my overhead mic setup. They pick up the instrumentation very well...better than I thought. No tom mics, just snare, bass drum mics and overheads for the recording I was doing and the final product came out very well.

No big deal, but the instrumentation of this item can be intimidating. Once set up with a bit of patience it works well. As my kids realized the planet does not stay still.

By far the best cell camera on the market. I own 6 of these.