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Marc.
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Before you buy.
Marc.
> >If Logitech would put a freakin' shifter on their wheel, they'd get about
> >95% of the r.a.s. fanatic sales. Is it that difficult or expensive?
Isn't
> >NASCAR the most popular form of racing in the good ol' USA? Do NASCAR
> >drivers use F1 paddles??
> I don't understand why you would want a shifter! Using paddles is so
> much easier. Did it ever occur to you that you are not really racing
> NASCAR with your 14" monitor??
> So bending a few rules is no problem.
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> >If Logitech would put a freakin' shifter on their wheel, they'd get about
> >95% of the r.a.s. fanatic sales. Is it that difficult or expensive?
Isn't
> >NASCAR the most popular form of racing in the good ol' USA? Do NASCAR
> >drivers use F1 paddles??
> I don't understand why you would want a shifter! Using paddles is so
> much easier. Did it ever occur to you that you are not really racing
> NASCAR with your 14" monitor??
> So bending a few rules is no problem.
I used to own a Saitek R4 Force Feedback wheel. Unfortunately it broke down.
My local supplyer couldn't get me a replacement wheel, so I got myself a
Microsoft Sidewinder Force Feedback wheel (MSFF).
To put it briefly: FF is better on the Saitek, but the pedals are not
suitable for demanding games like GPL. If you major interest is Colin McRae
rally (CMR), then the Saitek is a better option than the MSFF, because of
Saitek's stronger FF. The stick shifter is also an option worth paying for.
I completely lost interest of CMR after switching from Saitek to MSFF. Too
bad, really, because CMR provided me with considerably amounts of fun.
Jon Andersen
I read that the Saitek uses the same FF internals that the MSFF wheel
uses, it just looks different on the outside......can anyone confirm
or deny this?
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> >To put it briefly: FF is better on the Saitek, but the pedals are not
> >suitable for demanding games like GPL. If you major interest is Colin
McRae
> >rally (CMR), then the Saitek is a better option than the MSFF, because of
> >Saitek's stronger FF. The stick shifter is also an option worth paying
for.
> >I completely lost interest of CMR after switching from Saitek to MSFF.
Too
> >bad, really, because CMR provided me with considerably amounts of fun.
> I read that the Saitek uses the same FF internals that the MSFF wheel
> uses, it just looks different on the outside......can anyone confirm
> or deny this?
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> V8Supercar Pick 10 http://v8sp10.nectar.com.au
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> > On Fri, 12 May 2000 02:31:07 GMT, "Marc Collins"
> > >If Logitech would put a freakin' shifter on their wheel, they'd get
about
> > >95% of the r.a.s. fanatic sales. Is it that difficult or expensive?
> Isn't
> > >NASCAR the most popular form of racing in the good ol' USA? Do NASCAR
> > >drivers use F1 paddles??
> > I don't understand why you would want a shifter! Using paddles is so
> > much easier. Did it ever occur to you that you are not really racing
> > NASCAR with your 14" monitor??
> > So bending a few rules is no problem.
