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New Logi MOMO FF wheel

scrc

New Logi MOMO FF wheel

by scrc » Thu, 27 Sep 2001 17:56:19

From the description the hardware of new Logi MOMO FF wheel is more like the
recent cheap version than the old cable driven version, but with a lot f
improvements and the momo wheel. But looking at a picture of the pedals,
it's surprisingly similar to the pedal set of the old LWFF. And we all know
enough about those pedals....
Did anyone see the wheel in the shops as a demo ? Did anyone have the chance
tot test this wheel ?

scrcs

Damien Smi

New Logi MOMO FF wheel

by Damien Smi » Fri, 28 Sep 2001 22:21:07


> From the description the hardware of new Logi MOMO FF wheel is more like the
> recent cheap version than the old cable driven version, but with a lot f
> improvements and the momo wheel. But looking at a picture of the pedals,
> it's surprisingly similar to the pedal set of the old LWFF. And we all know
> enough about those pedals....

Personally I don't mind those pedals, though the brake pedal is
perhaps a little too vertical in it's travel...

For the price, I would be very surprised if it uses gears and not
cables.  I am guessing that it's similar to the original LWFF except
for leather wheel, 2 extra buttons and more metal parts i.e. pedals,
shifters - not to mention a metal shaft and bearing.  It's about $30
dearer than the LWFF when it first appeared.

scrc

New Logi MOMO FF wheel

by scrc » Fri, 28 Sep 2001 22:58:57

Sorry, it does not use cables. And actually, I also think it's very
expensive. But maybe tests will show that this wheel is really special.

scrcs




Andi Col

New Logi MOMO FF wheel

by Andi Col » Sat, 29 Sep 2001 03:56:29

Where are the specs for this wheel?

Andi.



scrc

New Logi MOMO FF wheel

by scrc » Sat, 29 Sep 2001 20:20:07

Lost the link, it was na australian site btw. It should be released mid
October.

scrcs



> Where are the specs for this wheel?

> Andi.





> > > From the description the hardware of new Logi MOMO FF wheel is more
like
> the
> > > recent cheap version than the old cable driven version, but with a lot
f
> > > improvements and the momo wheel. But looking at a picture of the
pedals,
> > > it's surprisingly similar to the pedal set of the old LWFF. And we all
> know
> > > enough about those pedals....

> > Personally I don't mind those pedals, though the brake pedal is
> > perhaps a little too vertical in it's travel...

> > For the price, I would be very surprised if it uses gears and not
> > cables.  I am guessing that it's similar to the original LWFF except
> > for leather wheel, 2 extra buttons and more metal parts i.e. pedals,
> > shifters - not to mention a metal shaft and bearing.  It's about $30
> > dearer than the LWFF when it first appeared.

Andi Col

New Logi MOMO FF wheel

by Andi Col » Sun, 30 Sep 2001 02:23:35

That would be
http://www.techbuy.com.au/product.asp?prodId=16291&catId=JOYSTICKS&pa...
#reviews

I've seen nothing elsewhere though.

Andi.


> Lost the link, it was na australian site btw. It should be released mid
> October.

> scrcs



> > Where are the specs for this wheel?

> > Andi.





> > > > From the description the hardware of new Logi MOMO FF wheel is more
> like
> > the
> > > > recent cheap version than the old cable driven version, but with a
lot
> f
> > > > improvements and the momo wheel. But looking at a picture of the
> pedals,
> > > > it's surprisingly similar to the pedal set of the old LWFF. And we
all
> > know
> > > > enough about those pedals....

> > > Personally I don't mind those pedals, though the brake pedal is
> > > perhaps a little too vertical in it's travel...

> > > For the price, I would be very surprised if it uses gears and not
> > > cables.  I am guessing that it's similar to the original LWFF except
> > > for leather wheel, 2 extra buttons and more metal parts i.e. pedals,
> > > shifters - not to mention a metal shaft and bearing.  It's about $30
> > > dearer than the LWFF when it first appeared.

scrc

New Logi MOMO FF wheel

by scrc » Tue, 02 Oct 2001 17:48:21

Thanks Andi, you were correct about the link. Btw, a lot of people are
preordering the wheel !
Do they know more about it or are they just plain stupid ? I personally
would never order something for that amount of money without knowing at
least some important details of it.

scrcs

Larr

New Logi MOMO FF wheel

by Larr » Sat, 06 Oct 2001 03:12:45

Um, how much $US is $500 Austrailian?

Or, do I really wanna know?

-Larry


http://www.techbuy.com.au/product.asp?prodId=16291&catId=JOYSTICKS&pa...

> #reviews

> I've seen nothing elsewhere though.

> Andi.



> > Lost the link, it was na australian site btw. It should be released mid
> > October.

> > scrcs



> > > Where are the specs for this wheel?

> > > Andi.





> > > > > From the description the hardware of new Logi MOMO FF wheel is
more
> > like
> > > the
> > > > > recent cheap version than the old cable driven version, but with a
> lot
> > f
> > > > > improvements and the momo wheel. But looking at a picture of the
> > pedals,
> > > > > it's surprisingly similar to the pedal set of the old LWFF. And we
> all
> > > know
> > > > > enough about those pedals....

> > > > Personally I don't mind those pedals, though the brake pedal is
> > > > perhaps a little too vertical in it's travel...

> > > > For the price, I would be very surprised if it uses gears and not
> > > > cables.  I am guessing that it's similar to the original LWFF except
> > > > for leather wheel, 2 extra buttons and more metal parts i.e. pedals,
> > > > shifters - not to mention a metal shaft and bearing.  It's about $30
> > > > dearer than the LWFF when it first appeared.

Dave Henri

New Logi MOMO FF wheel

by Dave Henri » Sat, 06 Oct 2001 08:31:25

  due to fluxating currency rates and difficult overseas problems, an exact
number is difficult to pin-point.  However, the money market is already
treating the world like the President is.... to that effect....GIVE US the
damn 500 buckos or Aussieland will be classified a haven for terrorists and
turned into a giant wading pool...:)
dave(cowboy)henrie

> Um, how much $US is $500 Austrailian?

> Or, do I really wanna know?

> -Larry



> > That would be

http://www.techbuy.com.au/product.asp?prodId=16291&catId=JOYSTICKS&pa...
> > #reviews

> > I've seen nothing elsewhere though.

> > Andi.



> > > Lost the link, it was na australian site btw. It should be released
mid
> > > October.

> > > scrcs



> > > > Where are the specs for this wheel?

> > > > Andi.





> > > > > > From the description the hardware of new Logi MOMO FF wheel is
> more
> > > like
> > > > the
> > > > > > recent cheap version than the old cable driven version, but with
a
> > lot
> > > f
> > > > > > improvements and the momo wheel. But looking at a picture of the
> > > pedals,
> > > > > > it's surprisingly similar to the pedal set of the old LWFF. And
we
> > all
> > > > know
> > > > > > enough about those pedals....

> > > > > Personally I don't mind those pedals, though the brake pedal is
> > > > > perhaps a little too vertical in it's travel...

> > > > > For the price, I would be very surprised if it uses gears and not
> > > > > cables.  I am guessing that it's similar to the original LWFF
except
> > > > > for leather wheel, 2 extra buttons and more metal parts i.e.
pedals,
> > > > > shifters - not to mention a metal shaft and bearing.  It's about
$30
> > > > > dearer than the LWFF when it first appeared.


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