u/hitrov_alex

Vozim trudeći se da poštujem ograničenje brzine, međutim redovno shvatam da lokalni stanovnici voze brže i da im smetam. Mislim da bi rešenje ovog problema mogao biti radar detektor i prekoračenje dozvoljene brzine do razumnih granica (80 km/h na ravnom, ravnom putu van grada je veoma čudna odluka). Zanimaju me mišljenja stanovnika Srbije i njihovi saveti.

P.S.

Hvala na komentarima. Sada sam shvatio da u Srbiji nije uobičajeno prekoračiti brzinu svuda gde nema kamera. Samo sam obraćao pažnju na budale, pa nisam primećivao one koji voze mirno kao i ja i zato mi i ne zapadaju za oko na putu jer... pa, voze iza i ispred mene mirno, istom brzinom kao i ja :-)

I would like to have an alternative to TrackIR, but back when I used a DIY TrackIR, it annoyed me terribly that the monitor stayed stationary while I was forced to twist my head. Either that, or I had to crank the sensitivity up so high that the slightest head twitch made the screen jitter. Now I'm wondering if there are any technical solutions out there—like wearing a VR headset—so that turning my head in real life rotates the camera in-game. Is there such a solution, and can anyone recommend something? I'm currently using a 7-year-old gaming laptop with an Nvidia GTX 1650 graphics card.

I have around two to three, maybe four thousand euros set aside for this idea.

I really like the look of this "car," but I’m not happy with its power output. I’d like to boost the power to 40 kW using lightweight, affordable components. Right now, I think the best setup would be a rear differential from a Lexus RX450h paired with an inverter from a Toyota Prius. I work as an auto electrician, but I’ve never worked on electric vehicles before. Could you give me some advice?

I really like the look of this "car," but I’m not happy with its power output. I’d like to boost the power to 40 kW using lightweight, affordable components. Right now, I think the best setup would be a rear differential from a Lexus RX450h paired with an inverter from a Toyota Prius. I work as an auto electrician, but I’ve never worked on electric vehicles before. Could you give me some advice?