Ascher Racing B16M-USB

Description

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ASCHER-RACING B16M – USB

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• 8 x push buttons with a positive sense of touch
• 2 x button guards
• 2 x encoders including push button function with aluminum buttons
• 2 x rocker switches

• wireless connection to SC2
• SC1 (Simucube 1): additional receiver module required!
• low latency
• low energy consumption: 2-3 years of battery life on heavy daily usage
• standard 14250 Lithium battery for maximum capacity
• easy to swap battery via back side access window
• button inputs via Simucube – no additional Windows controller
• hot swapping wheels in-game without reconfiguring inputs
• maximum signal quality via external stub antenna

Compared to its previous model, the F28-SC V2 features a closed shape and motorsport rubber grips.

• Improved grip ergonomics including slightly larger diameter, thinner lower section, different top shape to push top button

• 8 x push buttons with positive tactile feeling
• 2 x protective button guards
• 2 x encoders inc. push button functionality, aluminium buttons
• 2 x rocker switches

• Milled from automotive aluminum
• Black anodized and laser engraved
• The front surface is brushed
• Paddle surface glass bead blasted

• CNC-milled and anodized from automotive aluminum
• Strong snap force
• Contain alternative magnets to reduce force
• Extremely durable switches from the automotive sector

• 50 stickers each for the buttons in black and white
• 72 stickers for the encoders in blue, green, red, black, yellow or white
• Labels for various common key assignments

• 6 x 70 mm bolt circle
• Includes M5 x 35/40 mm bolts, nuts, and washers to secure the Q1R
• robust, shielded spiral cable with industrial Binder M16 connector
• Coiled cable with a length of approx. 64mm
• A spacer may be required to provide sufficient clearance from the wheelbase
• Quick Relase not included
• Mass: 700 g
• not suitable for strongly curved steering wheel rims

Compatible Wheel Bases

• Simucube 2
• Simucube 1 (OSW, Mige)
• Accuforce
• Leo Bodnar
• OSW (argon)
• Simagic
• Fanatec DD1 / DD2 (Podium Hub required)
• VRS Direct Force (longer screws are required)

• MOMO
• Mod 69
• Mod 78
• Montecarlo
• OMP
• 320 s
• Racing GP
• Targa
• Trecento
• SPARCO
• L360
• R323
• R383
• ring
• FURTHER
• MPI Mazda
• MPI-F-13-GT

Difference between “M” and “L” Models

The main difference is the compatibility of different steering wheel rims, the M-model has buttons for steering wheels with a horizontally shaped center that are shifted upwards. The L-model has buttons for steering wheels with a curved center that are shifted downwards.