My MS wheel allows me to disconnect the pedals completely. I heard
some wheel setups like the logitech require the pedals to be plugged
in to work since they usb connector is on the pedals.
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karkrazy AT softhome DOT net
Because of this I never really got to use the wheel much. Couldn't afford
the physical therapy my feet would have needed. I think I kept it in the
box for a couple of years, then one day got tired of looking at it and
tossed it in the trash.
Check on the software. The last time I looked, it hadn't been updated in
years and was highly problematic.
-Larry
I'll dig mine out and try the wheel with the AL perf pedals and get back at
ya tommorow checkmysig..
Mitch
> Because of this I never really got to use the wheel much. Couldn't afford
> the physical therapy my feet would have needed. I think I kept it in the
> box for a couple of years, then one day got tired of looking at it and
> tossed it in the trash.
> Check on the software. The last time I looked, it hadn't been updated in
> years and was highly problematic.
> -Larry
> > For those that have this wheel, can you unhook the pedals and just
> > have the wheel plugged into the usb port? I wanna get this wheel but
> > would like to use a different set of pedals. I don't have a lot of
> > room under the desk.
> > My MS wheel allows me to disconnect the pedals completely. I heard
> > some wheel setups like the logitech require the pedals to be plugged
> > in to work since they usb connector is on the pedals.
> > --
> > karkrazy AT softhome DOT net
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karkrazy AT softhome DOT net
-Larry
> >I had one of these. The pedals were the worse ever made I think. Damn
near
> >straight up and down! When you extended the swivel all the way, the
pedals
> >were HORIZONTAL!
> I wanna get them just for the steering wheel. Do you know if you have
> to have the pedals hooked up inorder for it to work? I want to use
> just plug up the steering wheel portion.
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> karkrazy AT softhome DOT net
