I saw something on a web site about a month ago where a set of
drawings were given whereas you could actually add additional buttons
on the spokes of a Thrustmaster T2, about an inch or so in from the
rim and out of the way, but still accessable with the thumbs.
I didn't record the site or who actually came up with the plans,
but I will go through my favorites page and if I find it I will give
you the information
Doug
% I didn't record the site or who actually came up with the plans,
% but I will go through my favorites page and if I find it I will give
% you the information
No drawings, but Joeri Cox has directions for doing just that at
<http://huizen.dds.nl/~jjcox/shifters.htm>.
While Alison Hine goes a step further and provides directions for adding
"paddle shifters" to the back of the T2 wheel at
<http://www.nh.ultranet.com/~alison/sims/t2.htm#fingertip>.
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