It seems that something is moving beyond what we see as many companies are diving into simRacing. First timidly, and then more forcefully.
Thermaltake follows the momentum of Cooler Master albeit from a different perspective, as although they are also making their debut in this sector with a tubular design cockpit, their ambitions are far from those of the other cooling and component brand.
In the compatibility list, some Direct Drive bases and mid-range pedals appear, so it seems they are aware that there may be vibrations and stresses that most mainstream manufacturers do not consider.
The official specifications are as follows:
P/N | GSC-R50-CPASBB-01 |
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Dimensions | 600x1320x1100mm (23.6″x51.9″x43.3″) |
WEIGHT CAPACITY | 120kg (264lbs) |
Frame Type | Fixed Frame |
MATERIAL | Aluminum Alloy / Reinforced steel |
Frame Surface Finish | Powder Coating,Sand-blasted Aluminum Anodic Oxidation |
FRAME COLOR | Oxide black & Fine Texture Black |
Seat Type | Fiberglass Bucket Seat with Cotton Fabric Cover |
Seat Width | 460mm (18.1″) |
Seat Gliding Track | 220mm (8.7″) |
Seat Height Range | 25mm (0.98″) |
Seat Back Tilt Range | Steering Wheel Panel Tilt Range |
Steering Wheel Panel Tilt Range | +25°~-25° |
Pedal Panel Tilt Range | 0°/7.5°/15°/25° |
Cable Management | Yes |
RGB LED Lighting Strip | 16.8 million colors (20 lighting modes) |
There are no prices or dates available. The official page contains all the information known so far, and you can access it by clicking here.
Happy racing!
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