Direct Drive bases · MOZA Racing vs SIMAGIC
MOZA R5 Pro or SIMAGIC Alpha Mini: which one to buy
Head-to-head comparison of MOZA R5 Pro and SIMAGIC Alpha Mini with specs verified against official sources, so you can decide on data rather than impressions.
Both are still on sale and differ in Torque: MOZA R5 Pro has 6 Nm, SIMAGIC Alpha Mini has 10 Nm.
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|---|---|---|
| Peak torque | 6 Nm | 10 Nm |
| Encoder | 21 bits | 18 bits |
| Processor | CPU de 600 MHz | 200 MHz |
| Price | 419 € | — |
| Price per Nm | 69.8 €/Nm | — |
| Platform | — | PCPlayStationXbox |
| Motor | — | Direct Drive |
| Weight | — | 6,35 kg |
| Material | — | Aluminium alloy + carbon fibre |
| Quick Release | — | SIMAGIC Quick Release (optional) |
| Power input | — | Wireless power supply technology |
| Dimensions | — | 259.5 × 110 × 110 |
MOZA R5 Pro
The R5 Pro is the R5 moved on within the entry range: up to 6 Nm, with a new 21-bit magnetic encoder, a 600 MHz CPU and the NexGen Force Feedback 5.0 algorithm, against the 5.5 Nm and 15-bit encoder of the R5. MOZA does not sell it on its own: it only comes inside the R5 Pro bundles, the racing one (with the ES Lite wheel and SR-P Lite2 pedals) and the truck one (with the 400 mm TSW Truck Wheel).
MOZA R5 ProSIMAGIC Alpha Mini
Compact 10 Nm Direct Drive base, successor to the M10. Custom 5-pole servo motor and high-resolution encoder in an aluminium + carbon body; a strong entry point into Direct Drive.
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