Dedicated sim room in Louisiana

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  • kalcormier
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    • Jun 2017
    • 165

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    • kalcormier
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      • Jun 2017
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      • kalcormier
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        • Jun 2017
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        • wbond
          Ultimate Member
          • Oct 2014
          • 3489

          #19
          Very nice. What are you doing for heat/AC?

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          • kalcormier
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            Its tied into the central unit for the house.
        • kzer23
          Junior Member
          • Aug 2017
          • 7

          #20
          What did you use to mount the screen? Also, what about around the sides of the screen how did you attach the screen and the black covers on each what are they made of? Curious as my basement will be getting finished soon and I am looking for some sort of instructions for my builder as he has never done anything with simulators. Thanks!

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          • kalcormier
            kalcormier commented
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            Sorry. Been awhile since I've checked in. I used slotted angle iron.The sides are Black carpet similar to what you would put in a boat attached by velcro.
        • gnomike
          Advanced Member
          • Feb 2018
          • 266

          #21
          Dude I love the evolution of your setup over time! Thanks for sharing. Now that you've had your turf in for a while... any new thoughts about glueing/stapling or is it still good just rolled out like an area rug? I'm about to order some turf for my room, but I don't want to staple or glue or anything because it's going on top of some decent engineered hardwood

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          • kalcormier
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            Hi Mike. It's been a while since I've been on. I haven't had any problems with it not being stapled or glued. It's a large enough piece that it lays flat and doesn't move. What turf are you thinking of going with?

          • gnomike
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            If I end up buying at full price, I'll probably go with the NP50 from STI. My area is only 10' x 11', though, and I've got requests in with STI and another rep over at SynLawn to see what they've got in the way of remnant pieces. I think I'd even be open to having two pieces to make up the area. I could live with a single seam. Originally I was worried about how to build up the height, but I found some beefy full 1" eva foam tiles that should do nicely. Might not match 100% with my hitting strip, but close enough
        • kalcormier
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          • Jun 2017
          • 165

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ID:	214504 A couple upgrades. Got a new gaming PC to be able to stream/run software and swing cams at the same time. Mounted two 32" TVs off to the side. Added a Kayeton 120fps camera with another coming. The camera image was dark, so added a 2500 lumen LED light. And a Tiger fathead.
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