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Direct Drive Base | VD10 | PXN

Direct Drive Base | VD10 | PXN

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PXN VD10 Direct Drive Base: 10 Nm (12 Nm peak), 24-bit encoder, robust structure, PC compatible. Power and precision for demanding simracers.

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PXN VD10 Direct Drive Base: power, precision and versatility

Direct Drive Base | VD10 | PXN

High torque for thrills

With 10 Nm continuous and up to 12 Nm peak, the VD10 allows you to intensely feel the cornering forces, the car's behavior, and the road's reactions.

Solidity and stability guaranteed

The VD10's body and structure are designed to withstand high forces without excessive flex, providing solid stability even under aggressive riding.

Ecosystem designed for moving upmarket

Although aimed at a PC audience, the VD10 integrates into the PXN ecosystem and allows the use of their compatible steering wheels, QRs and other accessories.

Competitive price positioning

PXN is targeting an aggressive offering in the Direct Drive base market, positioning the VD10 as a premium option at an attractive cost compared to established competitors.

  • Specifications

    • Brand Name PXN
    • Model Number VD10
    • Brand Name PXN Model Number VD10 Connection Wired
    • Torque Constant 10Nm Peak 12Nm
    • Algorithm PXN-dedicated New Algorithm
    • Shift Paddle Material Aluminum Alloy
    • Motor Resolution 24bit
    • Motor Servo Direct Drive Motor
    • Compatible Platform PC (Windows)
    • Mode on PC D-input
    • Motor Advantage Low inertia Cog free Custom multi-pole servo motor

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FAQ

  • What's the difference between 10 Nm continuous and 12 Nm peak?

    The 10 Nm continuous figure is what the base delivers sustained. The 12 Nm peak is called on for brief events: kerb strikes, contact, sudden lock-ups. That headroom makes impacts believable without swamping the feel of the rest of the lap.

  • What does the low-inertia multipole servo motor add?

    A wheel that changes direction with no dead time and doesn't feel notchy at centre. Low inertia and freedom from cogging shape the quality of the feel far more than the torque figure, and the 24-bit resolution renders micro-movements through PXN's own force feedback algorithm.

  • Is the VD10 console compatible?

    No, the VD10 targets PC over a wired connection. If you play on console, look at the V10 Ultra from the same brand, which supports PS4 and Xbox. On PC the VD10 sits inside the PXN ecosystem, so you can upgrade wheel and pedals without changing base.

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