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Damien Smith
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>http://www.totalracingsims.com/nnews_detail.phtml?nid=850
Finally :)
Andre
> >Here's some news on Logitech's latest wheels & sticks.
> >http://www.totalracingsims.com/nnews_detail.phtml?nid=850
> The MOMO? Racing Force Feedback Wheel also offers extensive and
> versatile programmable controls. It features six easy-to-reach buttons
> on the center hub and a pair of sturdy paddle shifters. However, it
> also sports a MOMO? designed manual shift knob with precise sequential
> shifting action. The shift knob can be moved by the gamer from the
> right to the left side of the wheel console and back.
> Finally :)
> Andre
<snip>
Another piece of good news is that Logitech will be offering a lower-priced
version of its top-of-the-line model, the MOMO Racing Force. The design is
pretty much the same. The clamping system is also somewhat simplified.
Optical sensors are a new feature, the first ones used by Logitech.
<snip>
SB
> > On Tue, 28 May 2002 19:42:56 +1000, "Damien Smith"
> > >Here's some news on Logitech's latest wheels & sticks.
> > >http://www.totalracingsims.com/nnews_detail.phtml?nid=850
> > The MOMO? Racing Force Feedback Wheel also offers extensive and
> > versatile programmable controls. It features six easy-to-reach buttons
> > on the center hub and a pair of sturdy paddle shifters. However, it
> > also sports a MOMO? designed manual shift knob with precise sequential
> > shifting action. The shift knob can be moved by the gamer from the
> > right to the left side of the wheel console and back.
> > Finally :)
> > Andre
> If the pedals are better than the joke on the normal Momo - I'll be up for
> some of this
> Doug
I will have my ideal soon... I've got the Momo Force, AL Shifter with Momo
gearknob :-) and a homebuilt clutch. The ballracing pedals will be next...
Mark
Reading, UK
> http://www.totalracingsims.com/nnews_detail.phtml?nid=850
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> Damien Smith
> ICQ: 77028579
> F1 2001 rank: -11.512
> > On Tue, 28 May 2002 19:42:56 +1000, "Damien Smith"
> > >Here's some news on Logitech's latest wheels & sticks.
> > >http://www.totalracingsims.com/nnews_detail.phtml?nid=850
> > The MOMO? Racing Force Feedback Wheel also offers extensive and
> > versatile programmable controls. It features six easy-to-reach buttons
> > on the center hub and a pair of sturdy paddle shifters. However, it
> > also sports a MOMO? designed manual shift knob with precise sequential
> > shifting action. The shift knob can be moved by the gamer from the
> > right to the left side of the wheel console and back.
> > Finally :)
> > Andre
> If the pedals are better than the joke on the normal Momo - I'll be up for
> some of this
> Doug
I'm tired of tractor pedals from Logitech.
-larry
> > On Tue, 28 May 2002 19:42:56 +1000, "Damien Smith"
> > >Here's some news on Logitech's latest wheels & sticks.
> > >http://www.totalracingsims.com/nnews_detail.phtml?nid=850
> > The MOMO? Racing Force Feedback Wheel also offers extensive and
> > versatile programmable controls. It features six easy-to-reach buttons
> > on the center hub and a pair of sturdy paddle shifters. However, it
> > also sports a MOMO? designed manual shift knob with precise sequential
> > shifting action. The shift knob can be moved by the gamer from the
> > right to the left side of the wheel console and back.
> > Finally :)
> > Andre
> If the pedals are better than the joke on the normal Momo - I'll be up for
> some of this
> Doug
Do you have a picture of this setup? Would love to see it.
>>> On Tue, 28 May 2002 19:42:56 +1000, "Damien Smith"
>>>> Here's some news on Logitech's latest wheels & sticks.
>>>> http://www.totalracingsims.com/nnews_detail.phtml?nid=850
>>> The MOMO? Racing Force Feedback Wheel also offers extensive and
>>> versatile programmable controls. It features six easy-to-reach buttons
>>> on the center hub and a pair of sturdy paddle shifters. However, it
>>> also sports a MOMO? designed manual shift knob with precise sequential
>>> shifting action. The shift knob can be moved by the gamer from the
>>> right to the left side of the wheel console and back.
>>> Finally :)
>>> Andre
>> If the pedals are better than the joke on the normal Momo - I'll be up for
>> some of this
>> Doug
>http://www.totalracingsims.com/nnews_detail.phtml?nid=850
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Mats Lofkvist
> Do you have a picture of this setup? Would love to see it.
> > I have a set of TRW pedals modified electrically to work with the MOMO
wheel
> > (plus the MOMO pads mounted on the TSW pedal arms, which looks kewler
than
> > kewl) and it is beyond a doubt the finest FF setup I've ever
experienced.
> > Can't recommend it too highly.
> >>> On Tue, 28 May 2002 19:42:56 +1000, "Damien Smith"
> >>>> Here's some news on Logitech's latest wheels & sticks.
> >>>> http://www.totalracingsims.com/nnews_detail.phtml?nid=850
> >>> The MOMO? Racing Force Feedback Wheel also offers extensive and
> >>> versatile programmable controls. It features six easy-to-reach buttons
> >>> on the center hub and a pair of sturdy paddle shifters. However, it
> >>> also sports a MOMO? designed manual shift knob with precise sequential
> >>> shifting action. The shift knob can be moved by the gamer from the
> >>> right to the left side of the wheel console and back.
> >>> Finally :)
> >>> Andre
> >> If the pedals are better than the joke on the normal Momo - I'll be up
for
> >> some of this
> >> Doug
Cya
JensSchumi
>No, you are not the only one. Seems like they are doing the same
>thing as last time: start with a higher-quality wheel that gets
>good reviews and follow up with a cheapo version that is supposed
>to be as good in spite of a much lower price. Wasn't true with the
>GP so I doubt it will be true now (but of course I'm biased since
>I payed ~$250 for my Momo :-).
> _
>Mats Lofkvist
GPLRank: -14.82
Monsters of GPL: sub 95
> Cya
> JensSchumi
> >No, you are not the only one. Seems like they are doing the same
> >thing as last time: start with a higher-quality wheel that gets
> >good reviews and follow up with a cheapo version that is supposed
> >to be as good in spite of a much lower price. Wasn't true with the
> >GP so I doubt it will be true now (but of course I'm biased since
> >I payed ~$250 for my Momo :-).
> > _
> >Mats Lofkvist
> ---------------------------------------------
> LWFF Ball Bearing conversion at:
> http://jensschumi.tripod.com/
> GPLRank: -14.82
> Monsters of GPL: sub 95
> neel-bearings. (Is that the english name?)
Beers and cheers
(uncle) Goy
http://www.theuspits.com
"A man is only as old as the woman he feels........"
--Groucho Marx--
(http://www.tomshardware.com/business/02q2/020529/e3_day2-07.html - thanks
DGF)
features "neel" bearings. Looks smashing, too!
> > neel-bearings. (Is that the english name?)
> Close, needle bearings, I used ball bearings for my homemade wheel,
> figured it had less resistance as I didn't want any resistance from the
> shaft itself, the springs now provide all the tension/resistance
> Beers and cheers
> (uncle) Goy
> http://www.theuspits.com
> "A man is only as old as the woman he feels........"
> --Groucho Marx--