> Saw an ad for a Per4mer FFB wheel and it had a cutaway to show the
>insides. From what I could tell it didn't have any tensioning device.
>Is this normal for current generation FFB wheels and the new batch
>coming down the pike (Actlabs, Logitech & M$)? If this is the case
>then can the FFB system provide resistance like a spring or a shock
>cord (bungee) under 'normal' driving circumstances when there's no FFB
>special effects going on?
> Anyone know when the Logitech Wingman Formula Force is supposed to
>ship and what MSRP will be on it?
>Adam
wheel.
I would imagine that the wheel would find center and when you turn the wheel
the motor would
try to return the wheel to center. This would give you a spring effect and
can change
resistance by varying the current to the motor giving you the road feedback
effect.
Hope it works to give real handling feedback.
Dsr#74:-)