-Larry
whole Microsoft/Saitek debacle I aint touching one with a
-Larry
whole Microsoft/Saitek debacle I aint touching one with a
Why, how many do you need at one time ;-)
I have similar feeling about Logitech. I had red Logitech. Excellent
FF, but really crapy pedals. I really had problems with them, sometimes. One
respectible company should knew better. Now I have Thrustmaster, what a
difference. Next time I'll be buying a Logitech wheel I'll think more than
twice. -- Mario
An old GameCard version I retired about 3 years ago.
My current USB model I've been using for three years. It is still working
fine except for a slight stickyness that started with the left shifter a
couple of months ago.
The new one I just got for $39 :)
I plan on putting the new one in service, and when I get time I'm going to
tear apart the current one, clean all the dog and cat hair that's
accumulated in it over the last 3 years, hit that sticky shifter with a bit
of TV Tuner Cleaner/Lube, and then put it in the box ready as a stand-by.
I beat the hell out of this thing, and it's held up marvelously.
-Larry
Same reason as you. Wonderful wheel, satanic pedals.
I still aren't sure what I'm going to do with it.
-Larry
Larry :
You willing to sell it? If so, how much? I could use a spare if the price
were right.
What are they selling for new these days ?
Is it worth, oh, $80 + shipping?
-Larry
> > I have a brand-new Momo in the box I bought when they were just out
> > and cost $200. Has about 30 minutes on it. It's been on the shelf
> > for over a year now.
> You willing to sell it? If so, how much? I could use a spare if the
price
> were right.
Yeah drop me an email. Yours isn't listed, otherwise I'd email you.
Remove the middle word for it to work :)
-Larry
> > Is it worth, oh, $80 + shipping?
> > -Larry
> Yeah drop me an email. Yours isn't listed, otherwise I'd email you.