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T2 pedals

m..

T2 pedals

by m.. » Thu, 14 Mar 1996 04:00:00

Ignorant question: I am going to purchase a steering wheel for my
computer - does the T2 come with pedals?  I am also a flight sim fan
and was going to buy the CH Pro Pedals, due to their flexibility of
use as either rudder pedals or gas and brake pedals.  I assume they
cannot be used with the T2 wheel?


Fox

T2 pedals

by Fox » Fri, 15 Mar 1996 04:00:00


> Ignorant question: I am going to purchase a steering wheel for my
> computer - does the T2 come with pedals?  I am also a flight sim fan
> and was going to buy the CH Pro Pedals, due to their flexibility of
> use as either rudder pedals or gas and brake pedals.  I assume they
> cannot be used with the T2 wheel?



Yes it does come with pedals, they are both sprung and fell great. From
what I have seen of the CH products I think the T2 is much better for
driving simulations.
Jim Schriv

T2 pedals

by Jim Schriv » Sat, 16 Mar 1996 04:00:00

I have used my CH Pro Pedals with my T1 while my T1 pedals were away
at Thrustmaster being repaired. They worked just fine. However, because
they lacked the spring pressure of the T1 pedals, I found it much harder
to know how hard I was pressing on the brake pedal. I am sure it is just what
a matter of what you get use to. The CH Pro Pedals work fine with the
Thrustmaster's wheel. - Jim


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