Bye,
Ian
http://www.ferrarodesign.com.au/
The advantage one is definately high end, $400 bucks I think. It isnt a TSW
though from what I can tell of the pictures of both.
Regards
Ilmore
try www.ferrarodesign.com.au
I have had one for around 9mths and honestly cannot think of a single
negative issue. Priced around 400AUD (or approx 11.29 USD - LOL).
let me know if you want further feedback from a happy user.
> I'm looking to upgrade to a better wheel than the T2 that I'm currently
> using. Importing a Thomas would cost me more than a thousand bucks so
> I'm looking to buy a good quality wheel that is made in Australia. Any
> ideas, fellow Aussies.
> thanks.
> roy
In a feeble attempt to thwart spammers I have altered my email address.
Remove the obvious bit before replying.
Very few cartoons are broadcast live - its a terrible strain on the
animators wrists.
Roy,
Check out www.ferrarodesign.com.au
for the Advantage 1 wheel. Aussie made, and very good quality. But no
force feedback yet. Price is about $399 including postage and
handling. If you're in Melbourne, there's a shop in Camberwell (sp?)
which stocks it.
If you want more realism, go to www.hyperstim.com
and check out the Aussie designed and made Hyper Stimulator. A full
***pit you can sit in, with paddles for gearchanging, or a sequential
shifter like an Indycar, can be tailor made to what you want, or even
for particular games!
Brad Jones, Greg Murphy, Russell Ingall, Frank Biela all use one.
Team KOOL Green has a few, as does the Williams F1 team.
--
Nathan Wong http://www.racesimcentral.net/~alfacors
Alfa Romeo - Super Touring - Club Cars
http://www.racesimcentral.net/
Australian Super Touring Championship
News and Information
One thing is for sure.....this will last a lot longer than the plasticky
stuff available and, as a bonus, Jason stands by his warranty.
> http://www.ferrarodesign.com.au/
> The advantage one is definately high end, $400 bucks I think. It isnt a TSW
> though from what I can tell of the pictures of both.
> Regards
> Ilmore
> >I'm looking to upgrade to a better wheel than the T2 that I'm currently
> >using. Importing a Thomas would cost me more than a thousand bucks so
> >I'm looking to buy a good quality wheel that is made in Australia. Any
> >ideas, fellow Aussies.
> >thanks.
> >roy