Gonky Racing
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MOZA R12 V1

V1 vs V2: 15-bit encoder (V2 goes to 21-bit), no carbon-fibre rotor (V2 adds it for better thermals), bottom mount only (V2 adds front-mount), unrefined FFB (V2 improves the algorithm). Same torque/power.

The MOZA R12 V1 is no longer sold: this link goes to its successor, the MOZA R12 V2. MOZA R12 V2

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First generation of the R12, the 12 Nm base offering a clear torque step over the R9 while staying manageable in size. It runs a slanted-pole 216 W servo motor, a 15-bit encoder (32,768 PPR) and an aerospace-grade aluminium chassis, with NextGen 4.0 support and iRacing at 360 Hz. It was replaced by the R12 V2, which improved thermal management and the encoder. In AMS2 it already had plenty of torque for GT3 and endurance.

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Specifications

Peak torque12 Nm
Peak Power W216
Encoder15-bit magnetic (32,768 PPR)
Quick ReleaseSupported
Mounting4 bottom bolts (no front-mount)
Power216 W
MotorSlanted-pole
USB rate1000 Hz
MaterialAerospace-grade aluminium
Power input110-220V AC → 36V DC
Weight7,5 kg
Dimensions225.87 × 156.68 × 123.99
FeaturesNextGen 4.0 · iRacing 360 Hz support

Other versions of the MOZA R12 family

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