I'm going to pick up a Momo Force and I remember the GP I had the cable was
WAY too short to go around the back of my desk to the pedals...
I just think it's time to try something besides the MSFFW. I'll probably go
back to it (I usually do), but I believe the limited rotation/resolution of
the MSFFW is actually starting to hurt these days.
-Larry
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On a second note. The Pro wheel for PS2. The one with 900 degree's of
motion. I know it's not sold for the PC, but does it _work_ on the PC and
does the Wingman Software support it properly ?
-Larry
> You mean the Racing Force? The black one with a shifter? It's a DB9, or
> standard serial cable if you like. It's probably "hardwired" to the pedals
> so you will need a full wired extention cable.
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> Jone Tytlandsvik
> http://tytlandsvik.no
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> On a second note. The Pro wheel for PS2. The one with 900 degree's
> of motion. I know it's not sold for the PC, but does it _work_ on
> the PC and does the Wingman Software support it properly ?
DFP has the same DB9 BTW. :)
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I actually sold my Red Momo. It only had a few hours on it. The wheel was
great, but the pedals were intolerable to me.
-Larry
>> On a second note. The Pro wheel for PS2. The one with 900 degree's
>> of motion. I know it's not sold for the PC, but does it _work_ on
>> the PC and does the Wingman Software support it properly ?
> The wingman software supports it using a driver for a similar Logitech
> wheel. But there is no specific driver for this wheel yet. There are
> rumors and the developers strongly suggest there will be something in the
> future (look at the wingman forum).
> Some people look at the DFP as the best Logi wheel for the PC at the
> moment (even better than the red momo) so I guess the drivers must be OK.
> But I would guess most simracers would prefer the red momo ;)
> DFP has the same DB9 BTW. :)
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> Jone Tytlandsvik
> http://tytlandsvik.no
I think it's ok, really. It only has 64 steps of resolution from what I
understand and I think that might be part of my road-course issues.
-Larry
> --
> David G Fisher
>> The cable that goes between the pedals and wheel... Is that a standard
> phone
>> cable?
>> I'm going to pick up a Momo Force and I remember the GP I had the cable
> was
>> WAY too short to go around the back of my desk to the pedals...
>> I just think it's time to try something besides the MSFFW. I'll probably
> go
>> back to it (I usually do), but I believe the limited rotation/resolution
> of
>> the MSFFW is actually starting to hurt these days.
>> -Larry
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David G Fisher
> On a second note. The Pro wheel for PS2. The one with 900 degree's of
> motion. I know it's not sold for the PC, but does it _work_ on the PC and
> does the Wingman Software support it properly ?
> -Larry
> >> The cable that goes between the pedals and wheel... Is that a
> >> standard phone cable?
> > You mean the Racing Force? The black one with a shifter? It's a DB9, or
> > standard serial cable if you like. It's probably "hardwired" to the
pedals
> > so you will need a full wired extention cable.
> > --
> > Jone Tytlandsvik
> > http://tytlandsvik.no
> I actually sold my Red Momo. It only had a few hours on it. The
> wheel was great, but the pedals were intolerable to me.
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http://tytlandsvik.no
