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The text is a transcript of a video where the speaker shows how to make two driving simulators that take up little space and are cheap. The first one is made with two boards, a seat, a steering wheel, pedals and some hinges. The second one is made with an old sewing machine frame, a wooden table, a steering wheel, pedals and some body shakers. The speaker also gives some tips on how to get the best components for the simulators and how to use them with virtual reality glasses. He also says that he will donate one of the simulators to a center that helps children with disabilities.
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1. The text is a transcript of a video about how to make two driving simulators that take up little space and are cheap.
2. The first simulator uses a folding furniture made of wood, metal squares, and a car seat, along with a steering wheel, pedals, and a console or computer.
3. The second simulator uses the legs of a sewing machine and a wooden table that can be folded and stored, along with a steering wheel, pedals, and a console or computer.
4. The text also gives some tips on how to choose the best components for the simulators, such as the power supply, the body shakers, and the virtual reality glasses.
5. The text also mentions that the simulators can be useful for children with disabilities or people who have had an accident, and provides an email for those who want to donate their old consoles or steering wheels.