After a recent firmware update, my MOZA R5 wheelbase started producing a noticeable high-pitched whine/noise.
This sound was not present before the firmware update. It can be heard even when the wheelbase is idle and no force feedback effects are being generated.
The noise becomes especially noticeable in a quiet room and during calm gameplay. With the CS Pro wheel installed, the sound can also seem more noticeable because vibrations/noise are transmitted through the wheel.
The wheelbase otherwise works normally, but this high-frequency noise is quite annoying and clearly appeared after the firmware update.
Could MOZA please investigate whether this is related to the current R5 firmware, motor control frequency, or another firmware-related change?
It would be very helpful if this could be fixed in a future firmware update.
After a recent firmware update, my MOZA R5 wheelbase started producing a noticeable high-pitched whine/noise.
This sound was not present before the firmware update. It can be heard even when the wheelbase is idle and no force feedback effects are being generated.
The noise becomes especially noticeable in a quiet room and during calm gameplay. With the CS Pro wheel installed, the sound can also seem more noticeable because vibrations/noise are transmitted through the wheel.
The wheelbase otherwise works normally, but this high-frequency noise is quite annoying and clearly appeared after the firmware update.
Could MOZA please investigate whether this is related to the current R5 firmware, motor control frequency, or another firmware-related change?
It would be very helpful if this could be fixed in a future firmware update.
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