Hello from Canada!

[Bucko]

Hey everyone!

I’m glad to be apart of community. I have been playing on and off for the past few years, finally wanting to take the sport seriously. I will be building a simulator and currently absorbing as much information as I can.

I’m sure i’ll be asking for some of your opinions in the near future.

Thanks for having me!

[bubbtubbs]

Some of us fellow Canadians will try to help you out sourcing things if you go the DIY route - our American counterparts are spoiled for variety compared to us.

[Bucko]

Some of us fellow Canadians will try to help you out sourcing things if you go the DIY route - our American counterparts are spoiled for variety compared to us.

Appreciate the information bubbtubbs. Currently in the process of pricing out the build. Trackers are currently between the Foresights GCHawk or the Uneekor Eye XO (need for both left and right handed). I might contact the companies to see how much it would cost for them to construct the whole thing. However, I suspect it’ll be a lot and I would need to go the DIY route. Anyways, I know this is an introduction sector so I’ll make a proper post in the near future. Thanks!

[Dax]

Welcome to the community! Have a look at Par2pros website for an idea of what the various costs might be. I suspect a GCHawk with a Forsight enclosure and all in one system is going to set you back around Cdn$50k (this is just a 10,000 foot guess). If you are in Calgary, I can suggest a place where you could go and try a GCHawk. If in Edmonton, check out Par2pros site as they have a few locations for trying out the different systems (I actually think they lost them on their website).

[Bucko]

Welcome to the community! Have a look at Par2pros website for an idea of what the various costs might be. I suspect a GCHawk with a Forsight enclosure and all in one system is going to set you back around Cdn$50k (this is just a 10,000 foot guess). If you are in Calgary, I can suggest a place where you could go and try a GCHawk. If in Edmonton, check out Par2pros site as they have a few locations for trying out the different systems (I actually think they lost them on their website).

Hey Dax! Thank you for the information. I am actually from Toronto but will definitely check out the website.
Best regards.

[jasonreg]

Lots of Canuks on the site - makes sense given the short real-world season! I second the recommendation for Par2Pro - exceptional service and support.