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FUNSR1 and FUN-SR6: excellent interactive strokers by FUNOSR
🕑 Added 2025-01-09 19:49:03 +0000 UTCI want to tell you guys about a collab I have been working on with a very cool creator, FUNOSR!
TLDR: If you have ever wanted to get a TCode stroker, but didn't know where to find one, FUNOSR offers some really great options at good prices. Use promo code CUDDLEMOCAP to get $10 off.
In case you are not aware of what TCode strokers are, here's a quick rundown:
TempestMAx designs the most advanced and immersive motorized strokers on the market. He invented the SR6, OSR2, SSR1, and others, which all use a control protocol he named "TCode". It gives the toys the ability to move in very precise ways, which is WAY more advanced than commercial strokers like The Handy or Keon. Check out his Patreon here, I have subbed to him before and he does really great work. The only "problem" is that all his designs are built-it-yourself. You need a 3D printer and need to be somewhat decent at building DIY projects. This is where FUNOSR comes in. He has worked with Tempest to make pre-built TCode strokers, so you don't have to do the work yourself. Although FUNOSR is not the only creator who does this (there are others who also do an awesome job), he is able to offer these at a really great value, and has even designed his own version of the SSR1, the FUNSR1.
The FUNSR1
FUNOSR sent me one of these to demo, and I have to tell you, this is really impressive. When it comes to single-axis strokers, it's the best one I have ever used. When I am watching VR videos, or playing VaM, this is my first pick. It is versatile, easy to use, powerful, quiet, and durable. It has the ability to be used hand-held, or attached to a mount like a table clamp or VESA mount. The mounting methods are solid, and the operation is very smooth. My favorite thing about this stroker is how quick, responsive, and smooth the motion is. There is no jerking when changing directions, and it makes the Handy feel clunky in comparison. In addition, the FUNSR1 comes with two sleeve attachment solutions: a double strap mount, and a FL case mount (plus addons), making it the most sleeve-compatible toy I have seen. The recently released version 2 even has an optional TWIST receiver to purchase, so you can add extra twist motion to your scripts, or use the actual twist motion from your VaM scenes. And wow, let me tell you, it's a really awesome upgrade! (Seriously, BJ After Class feels 5 times better with the Twist addon!) The toy comes packaged with lots of accessories and a carrying case. If you own a FL or similar product, this is a fantastic option to try out. I was very impressed, and I don't think you'll be disappointed. To get access to the FUNSR1, check out the link at the bottom of the page.
The FUNOSR SR6 (and OSR2)
I purchased the SR6 from FUNOSR and have been using it a lot since then. (I have not used the OSR2, but it is a very similar product, and functions the same way, but with slightly less axis movement.) For those who aren't aware, the SR6 is pretty much the top dog when it comes to motorized strokers. It can move up/down, left/right, forwards/backwards, lean 45 degrees in all directions, and twist. If you have access to mutli-axis scripts, or play VaM, nothing beats this for immersion. Using this stroker in combination with my VR videos + scripts is a next-level experience, and I'm not just saying that to brag. It really did impress me with how immersive it felt! The SR6 can be mounted with a VESA mount, but cannot be used hand-held. When it comes to build quality, FUNOSR did a great job with the SR6. It's a good build to begin with, but he even added some of his own improvements, such as reinforced metal arms, well-positioned power and USB-C ports, a high-amperage power supply with thick wiring, a very handy on/off switch, and high quality ball-bearing joints. The SR6 comes with a Twist receiver, and also a T-Valve addon, which can be programmed to add variable suction! It even comes with an adapter to make it easier to strap in non-FL sleeves, which is a really nice addition. The servos FUNOSR picked for his SR6 build are very strong, and not very loud. I feel confident that they will have some good longevity with moderate use. If you ever do have a servo fail, FUNOSR offers some great customer support on his Discord server, and can help you through the repair process. If you are like me, and have always wanted an SR6, but didn't feel confident building one yourself, this is a game-changer. FUNOSR makes a solid version, and offers it at a very fair price. To get access to the SR6 or OSR2, check out the links at the bottom of the page.
FAQ
Q: How loud are these?
A: The FUNSR1 is possibly the quietest motorized stroker on the market right now. With headphones on, you probably won't even notice it. Some users have said that it is louder than The Handy, but that has not been the case for me. I have found it to be much quieter. The SR6 has 6 servos, so it's louder than most strokers, but not by a huge margin. With over-ear headphones, I only hear it faintly.
Q: How much speed and power do they have?
A: To be honest, the power behind these can sometimes seem frightening! Haha, much more power than other common strokers. I recommend you make totally certain that you have the stroke length adjusted properly before using any quick motion. The FUNSR1 in particular can produce VERY fast strokes. (Please note that doing fast strokes for too long can cause the calibration to get messed up and require the device to be rebooted.)
Q: How does the FUNSR1 compare to The Handy?
A: The Handy only has a few advantages: The Bluetooth on it is much better, it can connect over wifi to the internet, there's a mobile app for it, and it's super easy to connect to VamSync. However, the FUNSR1 is superior for smoothness, sound level, power, quickness, and sleeve compatibility, and it can be used with TCode. If you don't mind using it USB wired to your PC, it is a far better experience than the Handy.
Q: Is the SR6/OSR2 a big upgrade over the FUNSR1?
A: That really depends on how you plan to use it. Multi-axis motion is certainly a huge upgrade over single axis motion, but there are some things to keep in mind. The SR6 and OSR2 must be attached to a hands-free mount, and have fewer compatible sleeve options. It is louder and the multiple servos are more expensive to replace. If you are a VaM user, and want the most detailed movement, nothing can beat the SR6 and OSR2. Using it with multi-axis scripts is incredibly immersive, and probably the best overall experience you can have. But if you want something more quiet and simple, the FUNSR1 is probably a better option for you.
Q: Will my sleeve fit?
A: The original Tempest designs are for a full sized FL using a standard black case. Some cases do not fit as well as others. Technically, you can get most popular sleeves to fit in these strokers, using the provided adapters, but there's way too many to cover here individually. I have seen people use many different sleeves successfully. I recommend joining the FUNOSR Discord to ask specifics.
Q: Are they wireless?
A: They all have an option to be used over Bluetooth, but the response time is not very good, IMO. I recommend using them wired USB. They do not have batteries, and include an AC adapter and a USB cable.
Q: Can I connect them to my phone?
A: Currently there are no apps that support TCode strokers, but that might change in the future.
How to Get One:
My Promo Code: CUDDLEMOCAP gets you $10 off your order
You can find all the details you need here:
https://hub.virtamate.com/threads/how-to-connect-a-motorized-toy-to-vam.66462/post-200835
Disclaimers
1. FUNOSR uses AliExpress to handle transactions, so please be aware that you will need to deal with them directly. To be safe, I recommend using an incognito browser, and purchase with a money app like PayPal.
2. Some countries have issues with customs and/or import taxes. Please be aware of this before making a purchase. FUNOSR is based in China, and getting the product shipped to you might not be as simple as you are used to.
3. These strokers are not "professionally" manufactured the same way commercially available ones are. They are 3D printed and built by a small team. That being said, I find the build quality to be excellent. If you get a lemon, or something breaks, they will do what they can to assist you. Please be patient with a small business like FUNOSR. They are doing their best.
Want to see these strokers in motion? Check out the video from one of our VaM scenes:
https://hub.virtamate.com/resources/looping-couch-ride.41045/
Have questions? Join the FUNOSR Discord server!
https://discord.gg/aYZtA4dP
Final Notes
FUNOSR has been super cool and very helpful, and I hope some of you will go support his products! I really want him to succeed so we can see more availability for TempestMAx builds. Also, go support Tempest if you have a chance. His designs are next-level awesomeness. Thanks everyone!
Comments
CuddleMocap
Awesome! DM me if you'd like some suggestions.
Alfonso
I have the FunOSR6 coming tomorrow (fully loaded with the quiet servos). I’ll let you know how it is with the CM scenes.
CuddleMocap
If you are using ToySerialController (TCode), yes it is 100% in sync with the scene. It's quite impressive! It does take some configuration, though. If you are using VamLaunch for toys like The Handy, I have developed a special method in my scenes that is VERY close to perfect sync! TSC/TCode is more accurate for sure, but I still think you'd be pleasantly surprised. I released a free scene that uses my toy tracking method, if you want to try it out: https://hub.virtamate.com/resources/looping-couch-ride.41045/
jaysen cue
Greetings CM. I used to write scripts for the handy, and accuracy was always a big thing. I've noticed with the handy synced to Vam, there is very slight delay between the scene and the handy response. Does the fun sr1 stay on time with the action in a Vam scene?
