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The WSP1 is a PC wind simulator for racing cockpits, built by SECTOR 17 around an Arduino Uno controller and driven by the free SimHub software. It can tie fan speed to in-game speed, add effects like curving, or run at a fixed setting you choose. It suits sim racers who already run SimHub and want open-wheel or high-speed immersion without a full motion rig. Against DIY fan builds it is a finished, ventilated unit with a dedicated controller box; against commercial wind kits it is a simpler single-unit design with fewer channels. Owners rate it highly, and the main trade-offs are the build wait and the setup time in SimHub.
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Owners rate it 4.8 out of 5 and describe it as a solid immersion upgrade that works as advertised with SimHub.
The WSP1 is a wind simulator for sim racing on PC. It adds airflow to a cockpit and works through the free SimHub software. It is built around an Arduino Uno, which sits in a ventilated enclosure designed for the controller. The controller connects to the computer by USB.
In SimHub, the wind can be set up three ways. It can follow in-game speed, add specific effects such as curving, or run in a static mode with the wind power set by the user. It works with most racing games.
The fans are rated 4000 RPM and 200 CFM. A purpose-designed turbine keeps the airflow constant and the same as the fan output. The fan-to-turbine mounting is designed to remove 99% of vibrations. The 76 mm air hoses extend to 100 cm, and universal mounts attach the unit to a rig.