I have the ECC wheel/pedal combo. With a very smooth lock-to-lock of
180 degrees, even in a panic turn the wheel unit does not move an inch
on the desktop. It definitely does not need to be clamped down. A very
nice change from the T1 I had before!
> >One question on the TSW: How much space do you need under the desk to
> >clamp the wheel (assuming it uses clamps)? I have an under-desk
> >keyboard drawer, and I have less than an inch between the keyboard
> >drawer and the edge of the desk. Is this enough to mount the TSW? Is
> >there another way to stick it to your desk? I know the ECC wheel
> >doesn't use any clamping mechanism, because it is so heavy, but it's
> >price tag is way out of reach.
> >-Charles
> The TSW Wheel comes with a 5" clamp but if you need less Trev will
> make a shorter clamp for you. Right now I am waiting for a 2 1/2"
> clamp to arrive.
> Rick
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Neil Yeatman, Ajax, Ontario, CANADA
Live music is better; bumper stickers should be issued!
Neil Young - Union Man, from Hawks and Doves, 1980
>> >One question on the TSW: How much space do you need under the desk to
>> >clamp the wheel (assuming it uses clamps)? I have an under-desk
>> >keyboard drawer, and I have less than an inch between the keyboard
>> >drawer and the edge of the desk. Is this enough to mount the TSW? Is
>> >there another way to stick it to your desk? I know the ECC wheel
>> >doesn't use any clamping mechanism, because it is so heavy, but it's
>> >price tag is way out of reach.
>> >-Charles
>> The TSW Wheel comes with a 5" clamp but if you need less Trev will
>> make a shorter clamp for you. Right now I am waiting for a 2 1/2"
>> clamp to arrive.
>> Rick
>For what it's worth, I have a T2 (which only weighs about 2 lbs), and I've
>used adhesive-backed velcro strips to hold it to my desk. The T2 has an
>L-shaped lip that hugs the front of the desk, so I put velcro there, and
>I put a couple of strips on the base and desktop. My keyboard sits on top
>of the velcro no problem when I'm not racing... The T2 doesn't move at
>all when racing, except for a millimeter or two horizontally.
>--
> Neil Yeatman, Ajax, Ontario, CANADA
>Live music is better; bumper stickers should be issued!
> Neil Young - Union Man, from Hawks and Doves, 1980
Rick
