Thank You in advance.
Wojtek
Ken
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Steve Levett
Not true, my MS wheel works just fine. It's USB. You might worry if
you have the old gameport version. The Sidewinder software even works
in XP.
That's what I have. The MS PRW. I bought it 2 xmas's ago. My pedals
broke around xmas time but the wheel is still working. I didn't like
the pedals anyway so it gave me an excuse to buy some new clutch
pedals.
I have a Logitech Wingman GP--non force feedback--it works great-no set up
problems--I had originally bouth the Forced Feedback version--it worked
great-but it didnt feel like a car-but like a steering wheel that had a mind of
its own---I run Nascar 3 GP Rally-Rally masters--works on all!
OK, you don't say where you are in the World so I'll give you 2 options for
the best no-FF wheel.
The best non-FF wheels are from the TSW range and the BRD range. I think the
prices will surprise you since they are more expensive than almost all the
force feedback wheels on the market at the moment.
The TSW wheels are available from http://www.thomas-superwheel.com/ and cost
between $225 and $1055 for the standard wheels. They also offer a range of
add-ons to customise each whele further. Everyone who has a TSW wheel I've
spoken to raves about them.
The BRD wheels are available from http://www.interactiveracing.com/ and cost
from 160 to 350. I have just bought a BRD Sim Classic wheel and it is
fantastic. I got it on Thrusday and knocked 0.34 seconds off my PB at
Silverstone in GPL within 8 laps.
Cheers
Phil
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Phil, welcome to the club, BRD wheels are awesome (I have two!) and have a
real quality feel about them.
8-)
*Peter* - http://homepage.ntlworld.com/petergagg/
> OK, you don't say where you are in the World so I'll give you 2 options
for
> the best no-FF wheel.
> The best non-FF wheels are from the TSW range and the BRD range. I think
the
> prices will surprise you since they are more expensive than almost all the
> force feedback wheels on the market at the moment.
> The TSW wheels are available from http://www.thomas-superwheel.com/ and
cost
> between $225 and $1055 for the standard wheels. They also offer a range
of
> add-ons to customise each whele further. Everyone who has a TSW wheel
I've
> spoken to raves about them.
> The BRD wheels are available from http://www.interactiveracing.com/ and
cost
> from 160 to 350. I have just bought a BRD Sim Classic wheel and it is
> fantastic. I got it on Thrusday and knocked 0.34 seconds off my PB at
> Silverstone in GPL within 8 laps.
