rec.autos.simulators

> Lets just say it works pretty well.... Much harder force feedback !!!

> MY other one is going on ebay I guess...?

>Are you using it on a PC?  If so, with what games?  How does it work
>with games that don't know about its extra travel?  Does it just average
>out across its entire range?

>Thanks,
>Russell

> >> I got a new Logitech wheel today,
> >> My old ( lol ) MOMO one ( red and alloy ) works fine I just fanced the
new
> >> 900 degree action !!!

> >Are you using it on a PC?  If so, with what games?  How does it work
> >with games that don't know about its extra travel?  Does it just average
> >out across its entire range?

> >Thanks,
> >Russell

> I've had one for a couple of weeks, I love it.  The wheel can be set
> to lock at 200degrees, or 900degrees... but with the utility dxtweak2,
> you can set the wheel to whatever you want, (but it won't lock).  This
> is great, as I typically steer with one hand (both in sims and real
> life) and so I set it to 270degrees (the range of my one-handed palm
> steering).

> The caveats I've found are:  there are no drivers for the DFP for XP,
> so you have to tolerate the DF drivers.  This means:  FF is not tuned
> for the wheel, and you lose 1600% (that's right) of precision due to
> lack of native drivers...  it's not a huge deal, as it still has more
> precision than the Logitech MOMO wheel.  The quality is great, uses
> optical sensor for the steering and pots for the pedals (which are
> decent).

> Hopefully, Logitech will add native support for this sweet wheel in
> XP.

> - elrav

>Lets just say it works pretty well.... Much harder force feedback !!!

>MY other one is going on ebay I guess...?