Thanks in advanced.
www.interactiveracing.com
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This is because the pots (potentiometers) have become dirty. Open your wheel
and pedals and spray contact cleaner or isopropyl *** into the pots to
clean them
MS non-FF is quite nice, not sure if they still sell them. brd wheels
http://www.racesimcentral.net/ are the bst of the lot but cost a fortune
www.thomas-superwheel.com
However - BEWARE....
I know quite a few people getting a bit cheesed off with their BRD wheels.
One example...
" OK so I just finished installing a new wiring loom to my steering wheel
and I've still got these shitty problems - plus a slight breeze knocked the
wires out of the pot so I had to get the soldering iron out and try my
damndest to put them back in without melting everything. So I phone up BRD
and moan at them; they think that a chip has gone spannered in the USB pedal
circuit board
https://shop.interactiveracing.com/e-commerce/viewproduct.asp?Product...
and advised I send it to them for testing. I tell you what, if those
bastards try to charge me 45 for a new circuit board just to have it go
*POP* in a few months, I will say *** you, man I bought BRD so that I did
not have to by a new plastic FF wheel every 6 months - But I know now that
metal construction doesn't mean SHIT if the wiring and circuitry is as
flimsy as a wet paper ***ing BAG. CUNTS. This is most likely my 30th
problem with my BRD rig, literally. ***ING SHIT. "
However -most of the problems mentioned are the previous generation stuff -
and the S7 pedals (and soon the S7 wheel and shifter) will most likely not
suffer this problem
Doug
Mike
http://www.racesimcentral.net/
> > Hello everyone, I have a quick question regarding racing wheels. I own
a
> > Pro Digital racing wheel. And I'm looking for a new one. I don't
> unserstand
> > why Thrustmaster put out a crappy wheel. I want to know if anyone else
> > experiences gitter when you make slight steering changes? This is really
> > making me mad. I'm having a hard time being able to keep a straight
line.
> This is because the pots (potentiometers) have become dirty. Open your
wheel
> and pedals and spray contact cleaner or isopropyl *** into the pots to
> clean them
> > Also what is the best non-Force feedback wheels out there today?
> MS non-FF is quite nice, not sure if they still sell them. brd wheels
> http://www.racesimcentral.net/ are the bst of the lot but cost a fortune
> > Thanks in advanced.
BRD.
Find them at....
www.interactiveracing.com
8-)
*Peter* - http://www.cix.co.uk/~pjgtech/home.html
'Doesn't even have force feedback' You say that like it's a bad thing. It's
not. FF today is still very phoney feeling and hinders more than helps IMO.
Else the 'boutique' wheels would offer it too...drive a real race car, then
your plastic FF wheel in a sim, THEN tell me FF is accurate...I'll take
smooth over fake any day of the month.
Thank again everyone
