Precision Sim Engineering DDU
PRECISION SIM ENGINEERING PRODUCTS ARE MADE TO ORDER IN THE UK WITH A 4-5 WEEK LEAD-TIME
With its vibrant 4.3in LCD display and 16 integrated RGB LEDs, the DDU provides an intelligent interface to your motorsport simulator.
Using 16 full RGB LEDs, all individually adjustable in function, colour, and brightness, you can create your perfect data display. The DDU works with powerful software suites such as Z1 Dashboard, SimHub and JRT (Joel Real Timing).
The DDU has been designed to work hand-in-hand with our LM-Pro, GT3 Wireless and GT3 steering wheels and the mounting system is compatible with most motorsport steering wheels on the market. It can be fitted to all major direct drive wheel systems including Simucube, Fanatec Podium, SimSteering and OSW. All mounting hardware is included; installation is quick and easy.
The DDU connects to your PC via 2 USB inputs, with no HDMI or power adapters necessary.
- Apex Tech Racing Supply has tested virtually every luxury sim racing wheel available and we chose to partner with Precision Sim Engineering & VPG in launching our web shop. We feel these two companies represent the pinnacle of the sport and utilize leading edge technology and F1 level racing parts with the most cutting edge designs on the market today. Look at how thin and incredibly strong these wheels are. They are all amazing combinations of design and engineering resulting in truly top-tier racing wheels. Look at the videos in our Influencers tab below to see what the pros think for themselves.
- Every product purchased from Apex Tech Racing Supply includes ground shipping to the lower 48 states in the base price. No need to fill a cart and check out only to see exorbitant shipping prices and required duties forcing you to look elsewhere.
- You want a simple to use USBD480 dash screen made to the highest standards from the best materials by one of the top sim racing equipment manufacturer on the planet
Features
- 4.3in TFT LCD Display
- 16 full RGB LEDs, individually adjustable in function, colour, and brightness
- Black anodised CNC aluminium chassis
- Genuine carbon fibre rear cover
- Ultra-rigid aluminium mounting bracket
- Presentation box with EVA foam protection
- All mounting hardware included
- USB Type B cables included
Compatible with
Software
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Precision Sim Engineering products are used by some of the best racers on the planet right now. We’re proud to play an important role in getting our professional partners ready for their next real-life race. Each of these drivers uses Precision Sim Engineering products to prepare for their races, online and on the asphalt. They also provide us with invaluable feedback during our product development cycles, so we can make sure everything we make provides an immersive and impressive experience. Look out for our logo on their helmet next time they are on the podium.
DANIEL MORAD
Daniel Morad is a racecar driver, Twitch streamer and clothing brand owner. He is notable for winning the 2007 American Formula BMW championship, the 2010 World Championship in the Rotax Max Challenge Grand Finals , and the 2017 Rolex 24 Hours of Daytona.
When not on track in the IMSA WeatherTech Series, Daniel resides in Toronto, Canada, and streams iRacing and shares his content with followers around the world.
KELVIN VAN DR LINDE
Born & raised in South Africa, Kelvin started his racing career in karting at the age of 8. Since 2005, Kelvin has won multiple national and international titles, as well as the world’s biggest endurance race, the 24H of Nurburgring.
Signed to Volkswagen at the age of just 18, and promoted to a role as Audi Sport factory driver in 2015, Kelvin has been competing around the world for the German marque ever since. Kelvin uses sim racing to help him learn circuits from Suzuka to Daytona, Bathurst to Brazil. He is currently Audi Sport ABT Schaeffler Formula E Reserve Driver alongside his sportscar and GT racing programmes.
DRIES VANTHOOR
Belgian Dries Vanthoor lives near Circuit Zolder where he watched his father race during his childhood. Like many others he started in karting, before moving onto single seaters and then GT racing. He has driven for Porsche Motorsport, and now resides in the Audi Sport stable.
He was won 24H Le Mans GTE-AM (2017), 24H Nürburgring (2019), 24H Zolder (2018),12H Bathurst (2018), 10H Suzuka (2019) and Sprint champion (2020). All before the age of 20.
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