Frequently asked questions

Nope! You don't need any special drivers. Just plug in the wireless dongle, and it shows up as a standard USB/HID racing wheel.

Yes. Because it functions as a standard input device, it’s compatible with any VR racing title that supports regular steering wheels.

Yes. You can choose anything from 180° for Formula cars to 900° for trucks, or set a custom range.

A magnetic encoder measures the steering angle with high precision, and an internal brushless motor provides the feedback torque.

Two hall sensors are also used to measure the distance the pedals have travelled.

We chose direct-drive because it's the industry standard. It offers zero backlash, a smoother feel, lower friction, and faster response.

Yes - you can still continue playing even when charging. It will run of the powerwall while its charging the batteries

It’s on the roadmap. Console platforms require official licensing and additional hardware/firmware work.

Ask on Discord, Socials or email milantecdk@gmail.com. We update the compatibility page as we verify titles.

The MK1 GO works with most major sim-racing titles that use standard Force Feedback protocols, including iRacing, Assetto Corsa, rFactor 2, and more.

The MK1 GO is designed for PC (Windows) right now, offering top-notch wireless force-feedback and full game compatibility. Console support is on our roadmap and will come after further R&D and licensing.

The torque output is lower than a full-size wheel, but the underlying physics and feedback algorithms are the same, giving a realistic steering feel in a smaller form factor.

Yes. It connects via a low-latency 2.4 GHz dongle with under 5 ms total delay and typically provides over 6 hours of battery life under normal use.

Our goal is to start beta testing in winter 2025 and move toward public release afterward.

Absolutely! Join our Discord or sign up on milantec.com to apply for early testing and support us from the start.

You can reach us at milantecdk@gmail.com, on Discord, or through our social channels. We're here to help!

We’re based in Denmark, developing and assembling prototypes locally.