I am interesting in buying a wheel with force feedback and pedals for
GP3 and such simulations to work under Win XP and Win 98.
If anyone has this wheel I would be gratefull for any comment about
it's qualiti and reliability in it's price class ( about $60 ).
Is it a good value?
Thanks in advance.
Andy
Jim
> I am interesting in buying a wheel with force feedback and pedals for
> GP3 and such simulations to work under Win XP and Win 98.
> If anyone has this wheel I would be gratefull for any comment about
> it's qualiti and reliability in it's price class ( about $60 ).
> Is it a good value?
> Thanks in advance.
> Andy
I'd like to tell you it's a great wheel, but I can't.
I had one and end up taking it back. I went through TWO of them in one
week. Both developed problems in the steering shaft.
Oddly, the pedals are about the best Logitech has ever done, but I assure
you that is NOT saying much.
Personally, I can guarantee you that you are better off saving an extra $30
and getting the Microsoft FF Wheel (USB Model Only). It is extremely
durable, has about the best pedals in a consumer grade wheel, and has good
Force Feedback.
It's the best buy in this class.
The best thing in the Logitech Force GP wheel box is the Wingman software,
but that can't possibly overcome the poor quality of the hardware.
IMHO :)
-Larry
> I'd like to tell you it's a great wheel, but I can't.
> I had one and end up taking it back. I went through TWO of them in one
> week. Both developed problems in the steering shaft.
> Oddly, the pedals are about the best Logitech has ever done, but I assure
> you that is NOT saying much.
> Personally, I can guarantee you that you are better off saving an extra
$30
> and getting the Microsoft FF Wheel (USB Model Only). It is extremely
> durable, has about the best pedals in a consumer grade wheel, and has good
> Force Feedback.
> It's the best buy in this class.
> The best thing in the Logitech Force GP wheel box is the Wingman software,
> but that can't possibly overcome the poor quality of the hardware.
> IMHO :)
> -Larry
> > Can anyone tell me something about this wheel with pedals?
> > I am interesting in buying a wheel with force feedback and pedals for
> > GP3 and such simulations to work under Win XP and Win 98.
> > If anyone has this wheel I would be gratefull for any comment about
> > it's qualiti and reliability in it's price class ( about $60 ).
> > Is it a good value?
> > Thanks in advance.
> > Andy
I don't recall ever getting it to work either, but it does work in F1 2002.
-Larry
> > Well...
> > I'd like to tell you it's a great wheel, but I can't.
> > I had one and end up taking it back. I went through TWO of them in one
> > week. Both developed problems in the steering shaft.
> > Oddly, the pedals are about the best Logitech has ever done, but I
assure
> > you that is NOT saying much.
> > Personally, I can guarantee you that you are better off saving an extra
> $30
> > and getting the Microsoft FF Wheel (USB Model Only). It is extremely
> > durable, has about the best pedals in a consumer grade wheel, and has
good
> > Force Feedback.
> > It's the best buy in this class.
> > The best thing in the Logitech Force GP wheel box is the Wingman
software,
> > but that can't possibly overcome the poor quality of the hardware.
> > IMHO :)
> > -Larry
> > > Can anyone tell me something about this wheel with pedals?
> > > I am interesting in buying a wheel with force feedback and pedals for
> > > GP3 and such simulations to work under Win XP and Win 98.
> > > If anyone has this wheel I would be gratefull for any comment about
> > > it's qualiti and reliability in it's price class ( about $60 ).
> > > Is it a good value?
> > > Thanks in advance.
> > > Andy
