So what dimension are you driving in in non rally simes - the 5th?
So what dimension are you driving in in non rally simes - the 5th?
I have gotten to sit behind an ecci, and I just miss the FF... it does take
some time to get them to be what you want of them forces but IMHO I have
faith I have the MS configs down pat.
ABout the pedals, Ecci once sold those tractor looking pedals (2000's) wired
just to connect the pedal wire into it, so I know I should be able to get
the new 6000 pedals the same (for extra $ probably?) or get a diagram to do
it myself? personally I sit in an office chair, so the MS pedals work fine
for me, more up and down then forward, keeps stuff in place... I hear the
Logi new driving force's pedals are not that grand either? my pedals on the
MS wheel uses a phone cable (4 wire with rj11's on both ends) so it was
really nice, I just went to walmart to relocate the pedals under the desk
routing the wires out of sight, with a 10 ft phone cord...
If I had the kind of cash, I would find a way to buy the rights & bring the
MS product back into production, I mean sheese, they are durable,
economical... I could change the design of the pedals & the wheel itself, I
think, but not too much...
Uwe Schrkamp enlightened us with:
>> I still remember your "OMG, OM F* G" comments when you first took
>> RBR for a spin. I can understand them even better if you didn't have
>> FF.
>> Cheers,
>> Tim
> Hi Tim,
> my first comments were "inspired" by RBR failing to launch on my
> machine (back then I was running an ECS K7S5A mobo which has now taken
> over 24x7 Linux duties at home), and I remember cursing and hissing
> and whatnot until I updated the BIOS. After that, RBR worked ok after
> I got the controller issues worked out.
> I wonder if you've tried a TSW2 wheel? It's the best non-FF wheel out
> there IMHO in the precision and "feel" department".
> All the best, uwe
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